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vlookup with search?
On one sheet I have a list of complete UPC codes. On another sheet, the UPC
codes are only partial numbers. I need to do a look up to match the partial UPC with the full UPC. -- maryj |
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vlookup with search?
When using VLookups, if you leave the final field blank instead of saying
false, it will find fields that are close. See if this helps. "maryj" wrote: On one sheet I have a list of complete UPC codes. On another sheet, the UPC codes are only partial numbers. I need to do a look up to match the partial UPC with the full UPC. -- maryj |
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vlookup with search?
Thanks - I tried that - it doesn't work. It does not always bring in the
correct result. -- maryj "Iskus23" wrote: When using VLookups, if you leave the final field blank instead of saying false, it will find fields that are close. See if this helps. "maryj" wrote: On one sheet I have a list of complete UPC codes. On another sheet, the UPC codes are only partial numbers. I need to do a look up to match the partial UPC with the full UPC. -- maryj |
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vlookup with search?
Do you have any other fields that would match exactly? Perhaps you could do
the Vlookup using one of those. "maryj" wrote: Thanks - I tried that - it doesn't work. It does not always bring in the correct result. -- maryj "Iskus23" wrote: When using VLookups, if you leave the final field blank instead of saying false, it will find fields that are close. See if this helps. "maryj" wrote: On one sheet I have a list of complete UPC codes. On another sheet, the UPC codes are only partial numbers. I need to do a look up to match the partial UPC with the full UPC. -- maryj |
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I wish there was another field to use.
-- maryj "Iskus23" wrote: Do you have any other fields that would match exactly? Perhaps you could do the Vlookup using one of those. "maryj" wrote: Thanks - I tried that - it doesn't work. It does not always bring in the correct result. -- maryj "Iskus23" wrote: When using VLookups, if you leave the final field blank instead of saying false, it will find fields that are close. See if this helps. "maryj" wrote: On one sheet I have a list of complete UPC codes. On another sheet, the UPC codes are only partial numbers. I need to do a look up to match the partial UPC with the full UPC. -- maryj |
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vlookup with search?
Mary, Try this. =SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(SEARCH(A1,Sheet3!$A$1:$A$4,1 )))*(Sheet3!$A$1:$A$4)) This is where A1 is your partial code and Sheet3!A1:A4 is your complete codes. Copy this down your list of partials. This also assumes that your partials will be unique to only one complete code. Does that help? Steve -- SteveG ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SteveG's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=7571 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=539879 |
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