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IF formula with many solutions.
I have created a detailed worksheet that assigns item numbers to entries in
Column A that correspond to item descriptions (text) in Column B. (This worksheet lists all products for sale by my company.) I want to create a new worksheet that is a summary page of the above. Only actually items purchased (Column D "Qty" is selected), will be carried over to this worksheet. I want this worksheet to autfill in some way. Perhaps when an item number is entered into Column A of the new worksheet, Column B will autofill with the corresponding information from the first Worksheet. There are about 30 possible item numbers/descriptions that could fill any particular row. How do I formulate an equation for this much information? |
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IF formula with many solutions.
Sounds like you need VLOOKUP. Learn about this function in Help and then
come back with more questions. If you do, please give a more exact description of data layout. Something like: in Book1, the item codes are in A1:A100 and the item names in B1:B100 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Jaime.CIS" wrote in message ... I have created a detailed worksheet that assigns item numbers to entries in Column A that correspond to item descriptions (text) in Column B. (This worksheet lists all products for sale by my company.) I want to create a new worksheet that is a summary page of the above. Only actually items purchased (Column D "Qty" is selected), will be carried over to this worksheet. I want this worksheet to autfill in some way. Perhaps when an item number is entered into Column A of the new worksheet, Column B will autofill with the corresponding information from the first Worksheet. There are about 30 possible item numbers/descriptions that could fill any particular row. How do I formulate an equation for this much information? |
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Perhaps a look in the help index for VLOOKUP would be helpful -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Jaime.CIS" wrote in message ... I have created a detailed worksheet that assigns item numbers to entries in Column A that correspond to item descriptions (text) in Column B. (This worksheet lists all products for sale by my company.) I want to create a new worksheet that is a summary page of the above. Only actually items purchased (Column D "Qty" is selected), will be carried over to this worksheet. I want this worksheet to autfill in some way. Perhaps when an item number is entered into Column A of the new worksheet, Column B will autofill with the corresponding information from the first Worksheet. There are about 30 possible item numbers/descriptions that could fill any particular row. How do I formulate an equation for this much information? |
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IF formula with many solutions.
Personally, I would Autofilter Sheet1 on column D (all non-blanks), and then
copy and paste the filtered results over to the new sheet...........if this must be done frequently, it can be automated with macros....... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Jaime.CIS" wrote: I have created a detailed worksheet that assigns item numbers to entries in Column A that correspond to item descriptions (text) in Column B. (This worksheet lists all products for sale by my company.) I want to create a new worksheet that is a summary page of the above. Only actually items purchased (Column D "Qty" is selected), will be carried over to this worksheet. I want this worksheet to autfill in some way. Perhaps when an item number is entered into Column A of the new worksheet, Column B will autofill with the corresponding information from the first Worksheet. There are about 30 possible item numbers/descriptions that could fill any particular row. How do I formulate an equation for this much information? |
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IF formula with many solutions.
Thanks for the help thus far. I've been learning about the VLOOKUP function,
but I'm still unable to get it to work for me. Please continue to advise....here is what I'm attempting to do: Worksheet 1 - A16:A62 are item numbers (values ranging 3.51:8.12) and B16:B62 are item descriptions (text entries). On Worksheet 2, I want to be able to enter a value (3.52:8.12) in column A and have the corresponding item description autofill into column B. I tried assigning range names, etc, but something is wrong in my VLOOKUP function. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Sounds like you need VLOOKUP. Learn about this function in Help and then come back with more questions. If you do, please give a more exact description of data layout. Something like: in Book1, the item codes are in A1:A100 and the item names in B1:B100 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Jaime.CIS" wrote in message ... I have created a detailed worksheet that assigns item numbers to entries in Column A that correspond to item descriptions (text) in Column B. (This worksheet lists all products for sale by my company.) I want to create a new worksheet that is a summary page of the above. Only actually items purchased (Column D "Qty" is selected), will be carried over to this worksheet. I want this worksheet to autfill in some way. Perhaps when an item number is entered into Column A of the new worksheet, Column B will autofill with the corresponding information from the first Worksheet. There are about 30 possible item numbers/descriptions that could fill any particular row. How do I formulate an equation for this much information? |
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Jaime
In B1 of Sheet2 enter this........... =VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet1!$A$16:$B$62,2,FALSE) Enter one of your numbers in A1 and the appropriate text will appear from Sheet1 into B1 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 11:30:00 -0800, Jaime.CIS wrote: Thanks for the help thus far. I've been learning about the VLOOKUP function, but I'm still unable to get it to work for me. Please continue to advise....here is what I'm attempting to do: Worksheet 1 - A16:A62 are item numbers (values ranging 3.51:8.12) and B16:B62 are item descriptions (text entries). On Worksheet 2, I want to be able to enter a value (3.52:8.12) in column A and have the corresponding item description autofill into column B. I tried assigning range names, etc, but something is wrong in my VLOOKUP function. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Sounds like you need VLOOKUP. Learn about this function in Help and then come back with more questions. If you do, please give a more exact description of data layout. Something like: in Book1, the item codes are in A1:A100 and the item names in B1:B100 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Jaime.CIS" wrote in message ... I have created a detailed worksheet that assigns item numbers to entries in Column A that correspond to item descriptions (text) in Column B. (This worksheet lists all products for sale by my company.) I want to create a new worksheet that is a summary page of the above. Only actually items purchased (Column D "Qty" is selected), will be carried over to this worksheet. I want this worksheet to autfill in some way. Perhaps when an item number is entered into Column A of the new worksheet, Column B will autofill with the corresponding information from the first Worksheet. There are about 30 possible item numbers/descriptions that could fill any particular row. How do I formulate an equation for this much information? |
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