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HELP! Excel Lookup formula
HELP!
I have a spreadsheet with data in it that ranges from A to Q. There are two sheets that hold info on eachother. I need to be able to type a branch number into Field B, and the password of the store enters automatically into feild N both in the first sheet. The data that it needs to get the password from is on worksheet 2 where i have the branch number in field A and the password in field C. PLEASE HELP im going mad!! |
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Hi
use VLOOKUP. e.g. =VLOOKUP(B1,sheet1'!A1:C100,3,0) "tommie" wrote: HELP! I have a spreadsheet with data in it that ranges from A to Q. There are two sheets that hold info on eachother. I need to be able to type a branch number into Field B, and the password of the store enters automatically into feild N both in the first sheet. The data that it needs to get the password from is on worksheet 2 where i have the branch number in field A and the password in field C. PLEASE HELP im going mad!! |
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