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Hi there.
I have two workbooks. In the first workbook column C has about 200 subproject names. (Ex. C SubProject 1 SubProject 2 SubProject 3) In the second workbook column B there are about 400 projects (Ex. B C MainProject:SubProject 1 10 Mainproject:SubProject 3 5 Mainproject:SubProject 2 20) Those 200 projects are somewhere in the 400 projects listed in the 2nd workbook. I need a formula in Workbook 1 Column D to look for the sameproject in Workbook 2, column B, even though column B in workbook 2 contains more text than Column C in workbook 1...and then put the corresponding value into Column D Worksheet 1 in the row with the matching project. My difficulty is making an Index Formula that uses Match...when the two cells aren't IDENTICAL....I can use ISNUMBER...but that only gives me a True or False...But I'm pretty sure I then need to INDEX... Can anyone help?? :o) Thank you so much! You are all so smart. |
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