Return a value from Chart 1 depending on the value typed into char
I'm looking to bring back a specific value that i have in a chart, depending
on the value that is typed in. I know,confusing. Basically, i already have a chart made with a list of values based on dates. I want to be able to type a date in another chart, and have the value that was based on that date from the first chart appear. Example: Chart 1 Column A Column B 10/1/09 =WORKDAY(B1372,4,$Q$1363:$Q$1377) 10/2/09 =WORKDAY(B1372,4,$Q$1363:$Q$1377) 10/3/09 =WORKDAY(B1347,5,$Q$1363:$Q$1377) Chart 2 I will place a date in column A. I'd like that date to bring back the value from column B in Chart 1. Column 1 Column B 10/3/09 ??? (I want this:=WORKDAY(B1347,5,$Q$1363:$Q$1377)) Of course, I'd like the value to be returned to Chart 2, not the formula. But I put the formula in so you'd know what I'm working with. Thanks for any help you can give me!! |
Return a value from Chart 1 depending on the value typed into char
Try vlookup assuming the 1st chart data is arraned in Sheet1 A:B...From
sheet2 cell B1 try the below with A1 having the date =VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet1!A:B,2,0) 'Error handled =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet1!A:B,2,0)),"",VLOOKUP(A1 ,Sheet1!A:B,2,0)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Folletti" wrote: I'm looking to bring back a specific value that i have in a chart, depending on the value that is typed in. I know,confusing. Basically, i already have a chart made with a list of values based on dates. I want to be able to type a date in another chart, and have the value that was based on that date from the first chart appear. Example: Chart 1 Column A Column B 10/1/09 =WORKDAY(B1372,4,$Q$1363:$Q$1377) 10/2/09 =WORKDAY(B1372,4,$Q$1363:$Q$1377) 10/3/09 =WORKDAY(B1347,5,$Q$1363:$Q$1377) Chart 2 I will place a date in column A. I'd like that date to bring back the value from column B in Chart 1. Column 1 Column B 10/3/09 ??? (I want this:=WORKDAY(B1347,5,$Q$1363:$Q$1377)) Of course, I'd like the value to be returned to Chart 2, not the formula. But I put the formula in so you'd know what I'm working with. Thanks for any help you can give me!! |
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