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data validation using vlookup
I have a spreadsheet with a list of serail numbers and their cooresponding
asset tags. I have named this range "AssetList". I have another spreadsheet, in the same workbook, with a list of employees. I need to enter the serial number, then type in the asset tag. Cell A2 = Sue Smith Cell A3= Serial Number Cell A4 = Asset Tag I need to use data validation to check the asset tag I have just entered against the first list to be sure it cooresponds. What formula do I use in my data validation when using a vlookup? Thanks |
data validation using vlookup
Why do you need DV, surely each serial num has just one asset tag, so just
have the serial number entered and then VLOOKUP for the asset tag. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "cbra" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with a list of serail numbers and their cooresponding asset tags. I have named this range "AssetList". I have another spreadsheet, in the same workbook, with a list of employees. I need to enter the serial number, then type in the asset tag. Cell A2 = Sue Smith Cell A3= Serial Number Cell A4 = Asset Tag I need to use data validation to check the asset tag I have just entered against the first list to be sure it cooresponds. What formula do I use in my data validation when using a vlookup? Thanks |
data validation using vlookup
why 'type the asset tag" ?
just place a Vlookup formula in the asset tag column and let it look it up for you HELPVlookup "cbra" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with a list of serail numbers and their cooresponding asset tags. I have named this range "AssetList". I have another spreadsheet, in the same workbook, with a list of employees. I need to enter the serial number, then type in the asset tag. Cell A2 = Sue Smith Cell A3= Serial Number Cell A4 = Asset Tag I need to use data validation to check the asset tag I have just entered against the first list to be sure it cooresponds. What formula do I use in my data validation when using a vlookup? Thanks |
data validation using vlookup
This is really supposed to be a QA check on what number was assigned. (not my
decision, but I have to live with it). "Vacation's Over" wrote: why 'type the asset tag" ? just place a Vlookup formula in the asset tag column and let it look it up for you HELPVlookup "cbra" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with a list of serail numbers and their cooresponding asset tags. I have named this range "AssetList". I have another spreadsheet, in the same workbook, with a list of employees. I need to enter the serial number, then type in the asset tag. Cell A2 = Sue Smith Cell A3= Serial Number Cell A4 = Asset Tag I need to use data validation to check the asset tag I have just entered against the first list to be sure it cooresponds. What formula do I use in my data validation when using a vlookup? Thanks |
data validation using vlookup
I am actually recording what asset tag sticker was placed on the machine. The
list of SN and Asset tag # I have are the correct cooresponding numbers; so I am really checking that the asset tag sticker we used is the correct one. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Why do you need DV, surely each serial num has just one asset tag, so just have the serial number entered and then VLOOKUP for the asset tag. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "cbra" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with a list of serail numbers and their cooresponding asset tags. I have named this range "AssetList". I have another spreadsheet, in the same workbook, with a list of employees. I need to enter the serial number, then type in the asset tag. Cell A2 = Sue Smith Cell A3= Serial Number Cell A4 = Asset Tag I need to use data validation to check the asset tag I have just entered against the first list to be sure it cooresponds. What formula do I use in my data validation when using a vlookup? Thanks |
data validation using vlookup
Best to just list the assts in the DV and do the VLOOKUP in an adjacent
cell. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "cbra" wrote in message ... I am actually recording what asset tag sticker was placed on the machine. The list of SN and Asset tag # I have are the correct cooresponding numbers; so I am really checking that the asset tag sticker we used is the correct one. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Why do you need DV, surely each serial num has just one asset tag, so just have the serial number entered and then VLOOKUP for the asset tag. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "cbra" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with a list of serail numbers and their cooresponding asset tags. I have named this range "AssetList". I have another spreadsheet, in the same workbook, with a list of employees. I need to enter the serial number, then type in the asset tag. Cell A2 = Sue Smith Cell A3= Serial Number Cell A4 = Asset Tag I need to use data validation to check the asset tag I have just entered against the first list to be sure it cooresponds. What formula do I use in my data validation when using a vlookup? Thanks |
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