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Ok I am not even sure if this is possible...but I am hoping since I thought
of it someone else would have also and made it an option. Here is what I want to do...I hope you can follow. On Sheet2 in Column A I would like the information from Sheet1 Column E but only if Sheet1Column D reads the correct state. I am trying to tie the worksheets together Sheet1 is the main one. I have customer names and company names and I would like to connect the worksheets for each state by Company name. The customer info is on Sheet! but also mentions the company they work for and on the other Sheets (by state) I would like to go into more detail about the company....like address and phone #. I know this would be easier in Access but I am almost finished showing others just how to use Excel....at this time I do not want to have to start from scratch. Let me know if you think you know what I am trying to do and if it can be done. -- Thanks! Mickie |
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try this in Sheet2 cell A1
=if(Sheet1!D1="correct state",Sheet1!E1,"") -- If this helps, please remember to click yes. "Mickie" wrote: Ok I am not even sure if this is possible...but I am hoping since I thought of it someone else would have also and made it an option. Here is what I want to do...I hope you can follow. On Sheet2 in Column A I would like the information from Sheet1 Column E but only if Sheet1Column D reads the correct state. I am trying to tie the worksheets together Sheet1 is the main one. I have customer names and company names and I would like to connect the worksheets for each state by Company name. The customer info is on Sheet! but also mentions the company they work for and on the other Sheets (by state) I would like to go into more detail about the company....like address and phone #. I know this would be easier in Access but I am almost finished showing others just how to use Excel....at this time I do not want to have to start from scratch. Let me know if you think you know what I am trying to do and if it can be done. -- Thanks! Mickie |
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