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Default Data and the "IF" formula

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=VLOOKUP(C1,A:B,2,FALSE)

"Toppers" wrote:

Change the ";" in the formula to ","

=VLOOKUP(C1,A:B,2,;FALSE)

"Jeff" wrote:

Thanks for the help, but it doesn't seem to like the formula. It says there
is an error in the formula and it Highlights the C1.

"Sige" wrote:

Hi Jeff,

Maybe this is what you are after
=VLOOKUP(C1;A:B;2;FALSE) in D1

fill down in D2, D3, etc

HTH Sige

Jeff wrote:
I am trying to set up a sheet that will let me enter a number into a column
and it will fill in the second column. I know that is confussing, so here is
what I am trying to do...
Column A is like this
a1 1000
a2 2000
a3 3000
etc
Column B is
b1 99
b2 197
b3 296

what I want to do is type the number 2000 in on block (IE C1) and 197 auto
fills into another block (IE D1). I can get it to work if I type each
number, but I have about 300 to do.
Any help? Thanks


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