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How do I use lookup for this case ?
I have an excel file with 5 different sheets. I want to check sheets 1..4
against there is a match for my data in sheet 5. How do I do this ? What happens if there are multiple matches ? How do I avoid this multiple match problem ? |
How do I use lookup for this case ?
Give some more details of what you want to achieve and how your data
is laid out. To avoid multiple matches, you will have to give each entry some unique reference, eg: =IF(A1="","",A1&"_"&COUNTIF(A$1:A1,A1)) This will add a sequential number to the data in column A wherever there is a duplicate. You could include the sheet number in this formula to make each entry completely unique. A formula in Sheet5 can then cycle through each of the sheets 1 to 4 looking for a unique match to this reference. Hope this helps. Pete On Aug 26, 1:01*pm, Serhat Cengen <Serhat wrote: I have an excel file with 5 different sheets. I want to check sheets 1..4 against there is a match for my data in sheet 5. How do I do this ? What happens if there are multiple matches ? How do I avoid this multiple match problem ? |
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