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I am obviously fairly new to this, but here is my question:
I have created a simple table on one worksheet where I enter monthly results, and would like those numbers to display on other worksheets in the same workbook when I enter the correspnding date in another table. For example, if the value for May 2008 is 87.5% on the table in worksheet 1, when I enter the May 2008 in a table on worksheet 2 ,I would like the 87.5% to return there as well. I am probably making this sound more complicated than it really is, but any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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On Jan 28, 9:41*pm, Tom wrote:
I am *obviously fairly new to this, but here is my question: I have created a simple table on one worksheet where I enter monthly results, and would like those numbers to display on other worksheets in the same workbook when I enter the correspnding date in another table. For example, if the value for May 2008 is 87.5% on the table in worksheet 1, when I enter the May 2008 in a table on worksheet 2 ,I would like the 87.5% to return there as well. I am probably making this sound more *complicated than it really is, but any help would be greatly appreciated. Will be a lookup funstion =VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet1!A:B,2,FALSE) A1 = A1 Sheet2 |
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Just some thoughts. "Date/s" require extra care in matching as any formatting
applied may disguise the underlying value. For example: "May 2008" which shows in a cell may actually house the date: 1-May-2008 with the cell formatted to display as: mmm yyyy. Or it may actually house the text: May 2008 (entered with a preceding apostrophe). Both data won't match with each other. if the value for May 2008 is 87.5% on the table in worksheet 1, Assume the "May 2008" above is in A2, in Sheet1 when I enter the May 2008 in a table on worksheet 2 Assume the "May 2008" above is in C2, in Sheet2 Do this test in any empty cell in Sheet2: =C2=Sheet1!A2 What do you get? If both match, it should read TRUE Assuming the lookup col contains text labels: May 2008 while the lookup values are actually real dates (formatted), you can make the lookup values consistent for matching with the text labels via using TEXT, something like this: =VLOOKUP(TEXT(A1,"mmm yyyy"),Sheet1!A:B,2,0) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:22,500 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- |
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