On Worksheet 2 I am pulling data from a data base to create the bar code
sheet from on Worksheet 1.

Worksheet 2 Data
Column A Column B Column C
Property PM Approver Asst Approver

row 3 AA AA_PM AA_Asst
row 4 BB BB_PM BB_Asst
row 5 CC CC_PM CC_Asst

range=Property range=PM_Approver range=Asst_Approver

Worksheet 1 (Bar Code Sheet)

Cell B7 is selected from a range called "property" on WS2 (A3:A5). Cell A12
is selected from a hardcoded DDL of "PM" or "Asst."

If value in A12 = "PM", I need to lookup up the PM_Approver (WS2colB)
associated with the property in WS2colA and the same to hold true for
Asst_Approver in WS2colC in A12 = "Asst".

Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks so much.

KK

Try this:

=VLOOKUP(B7,Sheet2!A3:C5,IF(A12="PM",2,IF(A12="Ass t",3,1)),0)

Alternatively, if you want to make use of your named ranges you can do
it like this:

=IF(ISNA(MATCH(B7,Property,
0)),"",INDEX(INDIRECT(A12&"_Approver"),MATCH(B7,Pr operty,0)))

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Sep 29, 6:27*pm, KalliKay
wrote:
On Worksheet 2 I am pulling data from a data base to create the bar code
sheet from on Worksheet 1. *

Worksheet 2 Data
* * * * * Column A * * * * * *Column B * * * * * *Column C
* * * * * Property * * * * * * PM Approver * * * *Asst Approver

row 3 * * * AA * * * * * * * * * * AA_PM * * * * * * * AA_Asst
row 4 * * * BB * * * * * * * * * * BB_PM * * * * * * * *BB_Asst
row 5 * * * CC * * * * * * * * * *CC_PM * * * * * * * *CC_Asst

* range=Property * * *range=PM_Approver * * range=Asst_Approver

Worksheet 1 (Bar Code Sheet)

Cell B7 is selected from a range called "property" on WS2 (A3:A5). *Cell A12
is selected from a hardcoded DDL of "PM" or "Asst." *

If value in A12 = "PM", I need to lookup up the PM_Approver (WS2colB)
associated with the property in WS2colA and the same to hold true for
Asst_Approver in WS2colC in A12 = "Asst".

Any assistance would be appreciated. *Thanks so much.

KK

Hi,

Your vlookup formula could look like this
=VLOOKUP(D13,Sheet1!A9:C10,MATCH(D13,{"PM","Asst"} ,0)+1,FALSE)

You can add more items to the Match function but keep them in order by
column you want to return.

--
Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"KalliKay" wrote:

On Worksheet 2 I am pulling data from a data base to create the bar code
sheet from on Worksheet 1.

Worksheet 2 Data
Column A Column B Column C
Property PM Approver Asst Approver

row 3 AA AA_PM AA_Asst
row 4 BB BB_PM BB_Asst
row 5 CC CC_PM CC_Asst

range=Property range=PM_Approver range=Asst_Approver

Worksheet 1 (Bar Code Sheet)

Cell B7 is selected from a range called "property" on WS2 (A3:A5). Cell A12
is selected from a hardcoded DDL of "PM" or "Asst."

If value in A12 = "PM", I need to lookup up the PM_Approver (WS2colB)
associated with the property in WS2colA and the same to hold true for
Asst_Approver in WS2colC in A12 = "Asst".

Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks so much.

KK

Thank you so much. I used the first statement and it worked perfectly.

"KalliKay" wrote:

On Worksheet 2 I am pulling data from a data base to create the bar code
sheet from on Worksheet 1.

Worksheet 2 Data
Column A Column B Column C
Property PM Approver Asst Approver

row 3 AA AA_PM AA_Asst
row 4 BB BB_PM BB_Asst
row 5 CC CC_PM CC_Asst

range=Property range=PM_Approver range=Asst_Approver

Worksheet 1 (Bar Code Sheet)

Cell B7 is selected from a range called "property" on WS2 (A3:A5). Cell A12
is selected from a hardcoded DDL of "PM" or "Asst."

If value in A12 = "PM", I need to lookup up the PM_Approver (WS2colB)
associated with the property in WS2colA and the same to hold true for
Asst_Approver in WS2colC in A12 = "Asst".

Any assistance would be appreciated. Thanks so much.

KK