URGET VLOOKUP HELP!
JOB # DOC # for that JOB POPULATED
10300-05-2046 100013224 100013224 10300-05-2046 100013225 100013225 10300-05-2101 100131202 100131202 10300-05-2112 100013226 100013226 10324-05-2109 100013228 100013228 10338-05-2076 100013230 100013230 Formula Used: =INDEX($B$1:$B$15,SMALL(IF($A$1:$A$15=$a$1,ROW($A$ 1:$A$15)),ROW(A2))) This formula works in the same worksheet. In my case, i have to take the job # from one worksheet, Doc # from one worksheet and populate the document # in a different worksheet using Vlookup. How do i do that? Any help is appreciated! |
Simply precede the appropriate references with the sheetname, such as 'my
sheet'!$A$1:$A$15 -- HTH Bob Phillips "nick" wrote in message ... JOB # DOC # for that JOB POPULATED 10300-05-2046 100013224 100013224 10300-05-2046 100013225 100013225 10300-05-2101 100131202 100131202 10300-05-2112 100013226 100013226 10324-05-2109 100013228 100013228 10338-05-2076 100013230 100013230 Formula Used: =INDEX($B$1:$B$15,SMALL(IF($A$1:$A$15=$a$1,ROW($A$ 1:$A$15)),ROW(A2))) This formula works in the same worksheet. In my case, i have to take the job # from one worksheet, Doc # from one worksheet and populate the document # in a different worksheet using Vlookup. How do i do that? Any help is appreciated! |
Hi bob,
i assign the rows A1:A15, it works, but lets say if i add one more job # in the 16th row, its giving me N/A or a different # randomly. Any suggestions? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Simply precede the appropriate references with the sheetname, such as 'my sheet'!$A$1:$A$15 -- HTH Bob Phillips "nick" wrote in message ... JOB # DOC # for that JOB POPULATED 10300-05-2046 100013224 100013224 10300-05-2046 100013225 100013225 10300-05-2101 100131202 100131202 10300-05-2112 100013226 100013226 10324-05-2109 100013228 100013228 10338-05-2076 100013230 100013230 Formula Used: =INDEX($B$1:$B$15,SMALL(IF($A$1:$A$15=$a$1,ROW($A$ 1:$A$15)),ROW(A2))) This formula works in the same worksheet. In my case, i have to take the job # from one worksheet, Doc # from one worksheet and populate the document # in a different worksheet using Vlookup. How do i do that? Any help is appreciated! |
You need a dynamic range, such as
OFFSET('my sheet'!$A$1,0,0,COUNTA('my sheet'!$A:$A)) instead of $A$1:$A$15 -- HTH Bob Phillips "nick" wrote in message ... Hi bob, i assign the rows A1:A15, it works, but lets say if i add one more job # in the 16th row, its giving me N/A or a different # randomly. Any suggestions? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Simply precede the appropriate references with the sheetname, such as 'my sheet'!$A$1:$A$15 -- HTH Bob Phillips "nick" wrote in message ... JOB # DOC # for that JOB POPULATED 10300-05-2046 100013224 100013224 10300-05-2046 100013225 100013225 10300-05-2101 100131202 100131202 10300-05-2112 100013226 100013226 10324-05-2109 100013228 100013228 10338-05-2076 100013230 100013230 Formula Used: =INDEX($B$1:$B$15,SMALL(IF($A$1:$A$15=$a$1,ROW($A$ 1:$A$15)),ROW(A2))) This formula works in the same worksheet. In my case, i have to take the job # from one worksheet, Doc # from one worksheet and populate the document # in a different worksheet using Vlookup. How do i do that? Any help is appreciated! |
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