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I have one sheet with data looking like:

package no. name costs
0.1 A 50
0.2 B 100
1.1 C 75

I want to use another sheet where i only have to put in the package no. and
all the data from the row will folow. I know that VLookup is a help but
cannot find out how to put in the criteria 'if 0.1 then lookup and return
data'

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=VLOOKUP(0.1,Sheet1!A1:C100,2,False)

then ,2,False)

etc.

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Bob Phillips

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I have one sheet with data looking like:

package no. name costs
0.1 A 50
0.2 B 100
1.1 C 75

I want to use another sheet where i only have to put in the package no.

and
all the data from the row will folow. I know that VLookup is a help but
cannot find out how to put in the criteria 'if 0.1 then lookup and return
data'



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Hej Bob,

thanks for the answer. I had some problems translating the english terms
into danish. but now it works.

Regards,

Ronald Westerburger

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=VLOOKUP(0.1,Sheet1!A1:C100,2,False)

then ,2,False)

etc.

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Ronald" wrote in message
...
I have one sheet with data looking like:

package no. name costs
0.1 A 50
0.2 B 100
1.1 C 75

I want to use another sheet where i only have to put in the package no.

and
all the data from the row will folow. I know that VLookup is a help but
cannot find out how to put in the criteria 'if 0.1 then lookup and return
data'




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If I had known, I could have done it for you

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Bob Phillips

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"Ronald" wrote in message
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Hej Bob,

thanks for the answer. I had some problems translating the english terms
into danish. but now it works.

Regards,

Ronald Westerburger

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=VLOOKUP(0.1,Sheet1!A1:C100,2,False)

then ,2,False)

etc.

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Ronald" wrote in message
...
I have one sheet with data looking like:

package no. name costs
0.1 A 50
0.2 B 100
1.1 C 75

I want to use another sheet where i only have to put in the package

no.
and
all the data from the row will folow. I know that VLookup is a help

but
cannot find out how to put in the criteria 'if 0.1 then lookup and

return
data'






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