I'm working with numbered documents. Some clients have a range of documents
(12003-12212) I want to search for document 12,198 and pull up the specific
client tied to that document number.

Know of any possible way to make this happen? Thanks again for your time
and assistance.

You may use part of the example in
http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...iable-lookups/
for how to use VLOOKUP in a similar case (looking for data in ranges instead
of individual values)
Hope this helps,
Miguel.

"Penny" wrote:

I'm working with numbered documents. Some clients have a range of documents
(12003-12212) I want to search for document 12,198 and pull up the specific
client tied to that document number.

Know of any possible way to make this happen? Thanks again for your time
and assistance.

I'm trying this now Miguel. Thanks so much for your time.

"Miguel Zapico" wrote:

You may use part of the example in
http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...iable-lookups/
for how to use VLOOKUP in a similar case (looking for data in ranges instead
of individual values)
Hope this helps,
Miguel.

"Penny" wrote:

I'm working with numbered documents. Some clients have a range of documents
(12003-12212) I want to search for document 12,198 and pull up the specific
client tied to that document number.

Know of any possible way to make this happen? Thanks again for your time
and assistance.

You are welcome, I hope it may be adapted to your needs

I saw another post from you about this and additional link to the file. If
this works, and you get in a line the client name in a cell and the number in
the other, and they are related to the pdf file (for example, a folder for
the client and the number for the name of the pdf) you can use the HYPERLINK
formula. For example:
=HYPERLINK("file://C:\folder\" & A1 & "\" & B1 & ".pdf")
You need to change the folder and the references to match your specific
layout, but it may do what you needed.

Miguel.


"Penny" wrote:

I'm trying this now Miguel. Thanks so much for your time.

"Miguel Zapico" wrote:

You may use part of the example in
http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...iable-lookups/
for how to use VLOOKUP in a similar case (looking for data in ranges instead
of individual values)
Hope this helps,
Miguel.

"Penny" wrote:

I'm working with numbered documents. Some clients have a range of documents
(12003-12212) I want to search for document 12,198 and pull up the specific
client tied to that document number.

Know of any possible way to make this happen? Thanks again for your time
and assistance.

You ROCK. Thank you so much. I apologize for posting again... I don't post
enough to know the rules/etiquette (working on that though.)

Once I get the range of docs working, I definitely need to open the addl
file. I really appreciate you taking the time to view the other post as well
and follow-up with me. Thanks again for all of your help.

Penny

"Miguel Zapico" wrote:

You are welcome, I hope it may be adapted to your needs

I saw another post from you about this and additional link to the file. If

Miguel, Sorry to bother again. I have a question on the hyperlink. I
inserted a hyperlink and it opens the file that I requested. (Thank you!)
One last step, is there anyway to have it go to a specific page number within
the document? All of the documents are PDFs.

Thanks again for everything. I really appreciate it.

Penny

"Miguel Zapico" wrote:

You are welcome, I hope it may be adapted to your needs

I saw another post from you about this and additional link to the file. If
this works, and you get in a line the client name in a cell and the number in
the other, and they are related to the pdf file (for example, a folder for
the client and the number for the name of the pdf) you can use the HYPERLINK
formula. For example:
=HYPERLINK("file://C:\folder\" & A1 & "\" & B1 & ".pdf")
You need to change the folder and the references to match your specific
layout, but it may do what you needed.

Miguel.


"Penny" wrote:

I'm trying this now Miguel. Thanks so much for your time.

"Miguel Zapico" wrote:

You may use part of the example in
http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...iable-lookups/
for how to use VLOOKUP in a similar case (looking for data in ranges instead
of individual values)
Hope this helps,
Miguel.

"Penny" wrote:

I'm working with numbered documents. Some clients have a range of documents
(12003-12212) I want to search for document 12,198 and pull up the specific
client tied to that document number.

Know of any possible way to make this happen? Thanks again for your time
and assistance.