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I have a large spreadsheet, stock tickers in the first column, and a lot of
other data in the next columns related to those tickers. I want to have a
separate workbook where I can just type in a ticker, and it automatically
populates all the data from that ticker's row of data from the first
worksheet to the new one. Can anyone help with this???
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Just do a vlookup off of the ticker symbol, change the row to return for each
row of data.
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I have a large spreadsheet, stock tickers in the first column, and a lot of
other data in the next columns related to those tickers. I want to have a
separate workbook where I can just type in a ticker, and it automatically
populates all the data from that ticker's row of data from the first
worksheet to the new one. Can anyone help with this???

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Thanks, John. I'm not quite sure how to get it to work. how do i get it to
return the whole row? i was doing something like vlookup("ge",my range,???)

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Just do a vlookup off of the ticker symbol, change the row to return for each
row of data.
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I have a large spreadsheet, stock tickers in the first column, and a lot of
other data in the next columns related to those tickers. I want to have a
separate workbook where I can just type in a ticker, and it automatically
populates all the data from that ticker's row of data from the first
worksheet to the new one. Can anyone help with this???

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Hi,

Suppose your data is in Sheet1 in A1:E10, for instance.
On Sheet2. in A1, enter your ticker code.
Under that, in A2, enter
=VLOOKUP($A$1,Sheet1!$A$1:$E$5,COLUMN(),FALSE)
and drag as far to the right as necessary.


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Thanks, John. I'm not quite sure how to get it to work. how do i get it to
return the whole row? i was doing something like vlookup("ge",my range,???)

"John Bundy" wrote:

Just do a vlookup off of the ticker symbol, change the row to return for each
row of data.
--
-John
Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what
is helpful.


"bfont" wrote:

I have a large spreadsheet, stock tickers in the first column, and a lot of
other data in the next columns related to those tickers. I want to have a
separate workbook where I can just type in a ticker, and it automatically
populates all the data from that ticker's row of data from the first
worksheet to the new one. Can anyone help with this???

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