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Displayed contents of cell in target row if column criteria is met
Column A has either a "/" or "X" in it. if it is an "X" i want what is
contained in Column D for the row with the "X" in in a different cell further down the sheet. |
Thanks ya'all i figured it out
=VLOOKUP("X",A2:D13,4,FALSE) worked and yes it was that simple lol i just thought it would be alittle more lengthy "Tankrdav" wrote: Column A has either a "/" or "X" in it. if it is an "X" i want what is contained in Column D for the row with the "X" in in a different cell further down the sheet. |
On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 16:18:01 -0700, "Tankrdav"
wrote: Thanks ya'all i figured it out =VLOOKUP("X",A2:D13,4,FALSE) worked and yes it was that simple lol i just thought it would be alittle more lengthy "Tankrdav" wrote: Column A has either a "/" or "X" in it. if it is an "X" i want what is contained in Column D for the row with the "X" in in a different cell further down the sheet. False forces it to look for an exact match, much like the attribute '0' when using the MATCH function. -- "Learning is a behavior that results from consequences." B.F. Skinner |
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