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Is there anyway to format a worksheet to have the same formula used in every
cell, with the only difference being a different row number? For example, I have a worksheet that I input orders for clients on, called the "order log," and I'm trying to make it as efficient as possible. On another worksheet, I have a list of the client numbers in column A and the client names in column B. On the Order Log, I want to type in the client number and have it automatically populate the Client Name in the cell right next to it. I've tried the lookup formula, which works, but I have to drag the formula down EVERY time. So is there anyway to make it so whenever I type the client number in, let's say, column 4, in column 5 the client name associated with that number automatically populates? |
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