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If the File name is typed on cell c1 for example:
on d1 you can have a formula similar to this =vlookup(c1,sheet2!A1:B25,2,False) This assumes that you have the File Name in Column A on sheet2 and in Column B you have the Avery Label Code. Change the Range reference to suit your needs. -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "Nydia" wrote: OK, I hope that I can explain this properly. I have an excel workbook with 2 worksheets. The purpose of this worksheet is to keep track of labels that I make for various people. So the first sheet has label information and the second sheet has label specification (for ex. a legal folder will use an avery 5161 label. What I am hoping to do is create an if statement. One column in worksheet 1 is file type. The choices are legal, letter, redwell. I want an if statement so that when the file type is entered, it will automatically look into spreadsheet 2 and give what label should be used. Makes sense? I hope so. |
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