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Automation of info
I have a table with (2) columns. Col. A is id # col. B is billing code. Each
column has about 100 entries. What would like to be able to do is when I type an ID# in let's say column D and have it return the corrosponding billing code in column E. |
Automation of info
Don,
You can type the following formula in cell E1 =vlookup(d1,a1:b100,2,false) -- http://HelpExcel.com "DonSchreiber" wrote: I have a table with (2) columns. Col. A is id # col. B is billing code. Each column has about 100 entries. What would like to be able to do is when I type an ID# in let's say column D and have it return the corrosponding billing code in column E. |
Automation of info
Hi,
If the first colum of your table is sorted ascending and your entries will always be in the table, then you can use the short formula: =LOOKUP(D1,A1:B10) If the above conditions won't hold you can use =VLOOKUP(D1,A1:B10,3,) If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "DonSchreiber" wrote: I have a table with (2) columns. Col. A is id # col. B is billing code. Each column has about 100 entries. What would like to be able to do is when I type an ID# in let's say column D and have it return the corrosponding billing code in column E. |
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