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does anyone know if you can vlookup to multiple tabs. I have a list of
products (262 items) and 1700 stores. I would like to put all this info into
excel but as you can 262 x 1700 stores would be too big for one tab. So I
would like to put into mulitple tabs. I would like to make a summary tab with
a vlookup that would summarize info for 1 product.

So, can you vlookup in multible tabs?

Thanks for any help, B.
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=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,range1,2,FALSE)),VLOOKUP(A1,ra nge2,2,FALSE),VLOOKUP(A1,range1,2,FALSE))

Replace A1 and the RangeNames according to your data.

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"BSantos" wrote:

does anyone know if you can vlookup to multiple tabs. I have a list of
products (262 items) and 1700 stores. I would like to put all this info into
excel but as you can 262 x 1700 stores would be too big for one tab. So I
would like to put into mulitple tabs. I would like to make a summary tab with
a vlookup that would summarize info for 1 product.

So, can you vlookup in multible tabs?

Thanks for any help, B.

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