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I'm trying to write a formula that would do the following between two
sheets:

In Sheet 1 Reference the text in a cell - I'll call it B4

Look at at cells "Sheet2!$R$59:$FZ$69" (yes, I need an absolute
reference because I intend to drag the formula) to see if a match to
"Sheet1!B4" is in that range

Then, report the data that is found in the cell next it. (so if a match
to "Sheet1!B4" is found in "Sheet2!R61" then report "Sheet2!R63 in the
cell).

It strikes me as pretty easy, but I cannot get it to work. I'm trying
to make quick work of an enormous sheet, but I cannot figure out what
type of dynamic formula to write. Please help!


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I think this addresses your question, though there may be a more elegant
solution that I'm not aware of:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...orrespond ing

"rwwkbw" wrote:


I'm trying to write a formula that would do the following between two
sheets:

In Sheet 1 Reference the text in a cell - I'll call it B4

Look at at cells "Sheet2!$R$59:$FZ$69" (yes, I need an absolute
reference because I intend to drag the formula) to see if a match to
"Sheet1!B4" is in that range

Then, report the data that is found in the cell next it. (so if a match
to "Sheet1!B4" is found in "Sheet2!R61" then report "Sheet2!R63 in the
cell).

It strikes me as pretty easy, but I cannot get it to work. I'm trying
to make quick work of an enormous sheet, but I cannot figure out what
type of dynamic formula to write. Please help!


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Your problem statement is confusing to me, since R63 is not "next it"
from R61 in a way that I understand...

If you want to look up B4 in R59:R69, and return the value from the
corresponding cell in column S:

=VLOOKUP(Sheet1!B4,Sheet2!$R$59:$S$59, 2, FALSE)




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rwwkbw wrote:

I'm trying to write a formula that would do the following between two
sheets:

In Sheet 1 Reference the text in a cell - I'll call it B4

Look at at cells "Sheet2!$R$59:$FZ$69" (yes, I need an absolute
reference because I intend to drag the formula) to see if a match to
"Sheet1!B4" is in that range

Then, report the data that is found in the cell next it. (so if a match
to "Sheet1!B4" is found in "Sheet2!R61" then report "Sheet2!R63 in the
cell).

It strikes me as pretty easy, but I cannot get it to work. I'm trying
to make quick work of an enormous sheet, but I cannot figure out what
type of dynamic formula to write. Please help!

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