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Lookup Function?
I was looking at VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP but I dont think they do what I am
wanting. What I need to do is to put in numbers into a sheet and then bring back a reference that a certain number is tied to fom a table on another part of the sheet: ie if the table is: 255 nnnnnnnn 254 nnnnnnnh 252 nnnnnnhh then when I type in 254 into a cell I would like a function to return nnnnnnhh into another cell. I tried usinf nested IF but there are to many arguements. Is this possible? Regards Mark |
one way:
=VLOOKUP(J10,A:B,2,FALSE) where J10 is the cell you enter your value into. In article , "Mark Scott" wrote: I was looking at VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP but I dont think they do what I am wanting. What I need to do is to put in numbers into a sheet and then bring back a reference that a certain number is tied to fom a table on another part of the sheet: ie if the table is: 255 nnnnnnnn 254 nnnnnnnh 252 nnnnnnhh then when I type in 254 into a cell I would like a function to return nnnnnnhh into another cell. I tried usinf nested IF but there are to many arguements. Is this possible? Regards Mark |
Thanks, that did the trick.
"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... one way: =VLOOKUP(J10,A:B,2,FALSE) where J10 is the cell you enter your value into. In article , "Mark Scott" wrote: I was looking at VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP but I dont think they do what I am wanting. What I need to do is to put in numbers into a sheet and then bring back a reference that a certain number is tied to fom a table on another part of the sheet: ie if the table is: 255 nnnnnnnn 254 nnnnnnnh 252 nnnnnnhh then when I type in 254 into a cell I would like a function to return nnnnnnhh into another cell. I tried usinf nested IF but there are to many arguements. Is this possible? Regards Mark |
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