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Return Certain Text with IF function
I have 12 pieces of machinery that all have their own id #s. Whenever I enter
in an a certain ID # in a cell I want it to copy from my master list what the description of the machinery is and past that in to this cell. Therefore I would type 15001 in cell C and in cell B it would type the description of the equipment. Unfortunately I have more than 7 arguements and I cannot figure out how to get around this. I'm currently using the following formula: =IF(C6=15001,'Equip List'!B6,IF(C6=20001,'Equip List'!B7,IF(C6=20002,'Equip List'!B8,IF(C6=20003,'Equip List'!B9,IF(C6=20004,'Equip List'!B10,IF(C6=20006,'Equip List'!B11,IF(C6=20007,'Equip List'!B12,IF(C6=43002,'Equip List'!B13,0)))))))) The formula does work and types in what I want but only for 7 pieces of equipment. |
Return Certain Text with IF function
Take a look VLOOKUP function in Excel Help menu
"Robin Russell" wrote: I have 12 pieces of machinery that all have their own id #s. Whenever I enter in an a certain ID # in a cell I want it to copy from my master list what the description of the machinery is and past that in to this cell. Therefore I would type 15001 in cell C and in cell B it would type the description of the equipment. Unfortunately I have more than 7 arguements and I cannot figure out how to get around this. I'm currently using the following formula: =IF(C6=15001,'Equip List'!B6,IF(C6=20001,'Equip List'!B7,IF(C6=20002,'Equip List'!B8,IF(C6=20003,'Equip List'!B9,IF(C6=20004,'Equip List'!B10,IF(C6=20006,'Equip List'!B11,IF(C6=20007,'Equip List'!B12,IF(C6=43002,'Equip List'!B13,0)))))))) The formula does work and types in what I want but only for 7 pieces of equipment. |
Return Certain Text with IF function
Thanks I was afraid of that, never used that funcation before. Will try
"Teethless mama" wrote: Take a look VLOOKUP function in Excel Help menu "Robin Russell" wrote: I have 12 pieces of machinery that all have their own id #s. Whenever I enter in an a certain ID # in a cell I want it to copy from my master list what the description of the machinery is and past that in to this cell. Therefore I would type 15001 in cell C and in cell B it would type the description of the equipment. Unfortunately I have more than 7 arguements and I cannot figure out how to get around this. I'm currently using the following formula: =IF(C6=15001,'Equip List'!B6,IF(C6=20001,'Equip List'!B7,IF(C6=20002,'Equip List'!B8,IF(C6=20003,'Equip List'!B9,IF(C6=20004,'Equip List'!B10,IF(C6=20006,'Equip List'!B11,IF(C6=20007,'Equip List'!B12,IF(C6=43002,'Equip List'!B13,0)))))))) The formula does work and types in what I want but only for 7 pieces of equipment. |
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