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Default format cell to recall client name

I am trying to format a timesheet so when I enter a client #, it
automatically pulls up the client's name.

Please help. I am using Excel for the timesheet and I have imported the
data from Microsoft Outlook.
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This is the normal result of the VLOOKUP function............

Somewhere you must create a list of the numbers down one column and the
corresponding Clients names in the next column to the right.............say
your table is in S1:T10

Then if you enter the number in A1, put this formula in B1 and it will
return the clients name...........

=VLOOKUP(A1,S1:T10,2,FALSE)

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3





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I am trying to format a timesheet so when I enter a client #, it
automatically pulls up the client's name.

Please help. I am using Excel for the timesheet and I have imported the
data from Microsoft Outlook.



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