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In my excel worksheet i have a drop down menu that displays codes, but i also
have the meaning of that code in another column. I want to be able to select the from the drop down and it shows the correlating definition in the adjacent cell. any clue on what formula can do this. thank you |
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Six Sigma Blackbelt wrote:
In my excel worksheet i have a drop down menu that displays codes, but i also have the meaning of that code in another column. I want to be able to select the from the drop down and it shows the correlating definition in the adjacent cell. any clue on what formula can do this. thank you Assuming your codes are in A1:A10 and your meanings are in B1:B10 and the drop down is in C1 put the following in D1: =VLOOKUP(C1,A1:B10,2,FALSE) |
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Thanks Glenn, this will start me off, the codes & definitions are located on
sheet 2 of the workbook, which i forgot to mention. So does that change the formula. The airport codes are in the drop down on sheet 1, below the drop down is the definition or lanes that i want to display when i pick the airport from the drop down. Thank you again Glenn "Glenn" wrote: Six Sigma Blackbelt wrote: In my excel worksheet i have a drop down menu that displays codes, but i also have the meaning of that code in another column. I want to be able to select the from the drop down and it shows the correlating definition in the adjacent cell. any clue on what formula can do this. thank you Assuming your codes are in A1:A10 and your meanings are in B1:B10 and the drop down is in C1 put the following in D1: =VLOOKUP(C1,A1:B10,2,FALSE) |
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Six Sigma Blackbelt wrote:
Thanks Glenn, this will start me off, the codes & definitions are located on sheet 2 of the workbook, which i forgot to mention. So does that change the formula. The airport codes are in the drop down on sheet 1, below the drop down is the definition or lanes that i want to display when i pick the airport from the drop down. Thank you again Glenn Just select the range instead of typing it into the formula. Should come out something like this: =VLOOKUP(C1,Sheet2!A1:B10,2,FALSE) |
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