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I am building a food costing database that will automatically insert prices
in costing forms in multiple tabs (for different Menu's) from a price list on another tab. I tried using a vlookup formula inserted in "a4" referencing cell "a1" on the costing sheet, then went to the updated prices on the produce sheet that matched "a1" then getting the info in 3rd column and returning that result to "A4" on the costing sheet. here is my formula =VLOOKUP(A247,Produce!$A$1:$C$269,3,FALSE) The problem is that the name in "a1" has to be exactly the same and the produce names and amount of products change weekly. Is there a way to make the reference more or less specific so that if I have "carrot" in "a1" the reference will just pick out "carrot" on the produce sheet and not have to have "Carrot Jumbo peeled 50lbs (cs)" entered throughout my recipes. It would also have to be able to recognize "baby carrot" and the same thing with tomatoes... I think it might be an if function, but I am better with food than with excel. Any help would be appreciated. Doug |
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