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I am using Excel 2003
I have two tabs in my file. Tab 1 has account numbers in column A; in column C I want to put the cost to date The cost to date is in Tab 2, the same account number is in column A and the cost is in column O. The account number is not in the same row in Col A on both Tabs. I am looking for a function that will look at Tab1/ColA and then try and find the same account number in Tab2/ColA, when it does then put the value on Tab2/ColO in Tab1/ColC. The data in Tab2 is from an ODBC and can be upto 30 rows of data. I hope the above is clear but if not I am sure I will be asked to clarify. Thanks in advance. -- CWH |
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=IF(NOT(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A1:O50,15,False))), VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A1:O50,1
5,False),"") -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "CWH" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003 I have two tabs in my file. Tab 1 has account numbers in column A; in column C I want to put the cost to date The cost to date is in Tab 2, the same account number is in column A and the cost is in column O. The account number is not in the same row in Col A on both Tabs. I am looking for a function that will look at Tab1/ColA and then try and find the same account number in Tab2/ColA, when it does then put the value on Tab2/ColO in Tab1/ColC. The data in Tab2 is from an ODBC and can be upto 30 rows of data. I hope the above is clear but if not I am sure I will be asked to clarify. Thanks in advance. -- CWH |
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That is great but instead of returning a blank cell could I amend the formula
to return 0? -- CWH "Bob Phillips" wrote: =IF(NOT(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A1:O50,15,False))), VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A1:O50,1 5,False),"") -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "CWH" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003 I have two tabs in my file. Tab 1 has account numbers in column A; in column C I want to put the cost to date The cost to date is in Tab 2, the same account number is in column A and the cost is in column O. The account number is not in the same row in Col A on both Tabs. I am looking for a function that will look at Tab1/ColA and then try and find the same account number in Tab2/ColA, when it does then put the value on Tab2/ColO in Tab1/ColC. The data in Tab2 is from an ODBC and can be upto 30 rows of data. I hope the above is clear but if not I am sure I will be asked to clarify. Thanks in advance. -- CWH |
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