Using one sheet to complete information in another sheet
 

Hello! I have 2 worksheets. I have Sheet1, where D1's column header is
"Fund". E1's column header is "Fund Desc". In Sheet1, D2 has a value of 42.
E2 is blank.

In my 2nd sheet, in the same workbook, I have Sheet2 A1's column header as
"Fund" and Sheet2 B1's column header as "Desc". Sheet2 A2 has a value of 42
and Sheet2 B2 has a value of "State Shared Taxes". Sheet2 A3 has a value of
43 and Sheet2 B3 has a value of "Misc".

How can I fill in Sheet1 E2 with "State Shared Taxes", since Sheet1 D2 is 42?

I'd need to be able to use this formula over again... Sheet1 DX can have 42,
43 or nothing in it. If nothing, then Sheet1 EX is left blank. Otherwise,
Sheet1 EX gets a value of "State Shared Taxes" or "Misc".

Any help would be appreciated, since we're under a looming time limit and my
Excel books are at home.
Thanks!

Using one sheet to complete information in another sheet
 

Sorry, I did manage to get it to show "State Shared Taxes" if the value in
sheet1 d2 was 42, and "Misc" if 43. Not sure what to do about the blank
entries (not everyone has a fund code).

Anne

"Anne" wrote:

Hello! I have 2 worksheets. I have Sheet1, where D1's column header is
"Fund". E1's column header is "Fund Desc". In Sheet1, D2 has a value of 42.
E2 is blank.

In my 2nd sheet, in the same workbook, I have Sheet2 A1's column header as
"Fund" and Sheet2 B1's column header as "Desc". Sheet2 A2 has a value of 42
and Sheet2 B2 has a value of "State Shared Taxes". Sheet2 A3 has a value of
43 and Sheet2 B3 has a value of "Misc".

How can I fill in Sheet1 E2 with "State Shared Taxes", since Sheet1 D2 is 42?

I'd need to be able to use this formula over again... Sheet1 DX can have 42,
43 or nothing in it. If nothing, then Sheet1 EX is left blank. Otherwise,
Sheet1 EX gets a value of "State Shared Taxes" or "Misc".

Any help would be appreciated, since we're under a looming time limit and my
Excel books are at home.
Thanks!

Using one sheet to complete information in another sheet
 

Hi,

You need something like

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(D2,Sheet2!A$2:B$100,2,)),"stuff", VLOOKUP(D2,Sheet2!A$2:B$100,2,))

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Anne" wrote:

Hello! I have 2 worksheets. I have Sheet1, where D1's column header is
"Fund". E1's column header is "Fund Desc". In Sheet1, D2 has a value of 42.
E2 is blank.

In my 2nd sheet, in the same workbook, I have Sheet2 A1's column header as
"Fund" and Sheet2 B1's column header as "Desc". Sheet2 A2 has a value of 42
and Sheet2 B2 has a value of "State Shared Taxes". Sheet2 A3 has a value of
43 and Sheet2 B3 has a value of "Misc".

How can I fill in Sheet1 E2 with "State Shared Taxes", since Sheet1 D2 is 42?

I'd need to be able to use this formula over again... Sheet1 DX can have 42,
43 or nothing in it. If nothing, then Sheet1 EX is left blank. Otherwise,
Sheet1 EX gets a value of "State Shared Taxes" or "Misc".

Any help would be appreciated, since we're under a looming time limit and my
Excel books are at home.
Thanks!

Using one sheet to complete information in another sheet
 

Hi,

If you are using 2007 you can write a shorter version of the formula:

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D2,sheet2!A$2:B$100,2,),"")

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Anne" wrote:

Hello! I have 2 worksheets. I have Sheet1, where D1's column header is
"Fund". E1's column header is "Fund Desc". In Sheet1, D2 has a value of 42.
E2 is blank.

In my 2nd sheet, in the same workbook, I have Sheet2 A1's column header as
"Fund" and Sheet2 B1's column header as "Desc". Sheet2 A2 has a value of 42
and Sheet2 B2 has a value of "State Shared Taxes". Sheet2 A3 has a value of
43 and Sheet2 B3 has a value of "Misc".

How can I fill in Sheet1 E2 with "State Shared Taxes", since Sheet1 D2 is 42?

I'd need to be able to use this formula over again... Sheet1 DX can have 42,
43 or nothing in it. If nothing, then Sheet1 EX is left blank. Otherwise,
Sheet1 EX gets a value of "State Shared Taxes" or "Misc".

Any help would be appreciated, since we're under a looming time limit and my
Excel books are at home.
Thanks!