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I'm network techician and can retrieve information like mac-address and IP
from one source, cut and paste to a text file and import to excel. I have another source to retreive machine names with mac-address, and another source with mac-address and port number. I like to create one work sheet with this information. columns would be label mac,Ip,name,port. |
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So, mac address is your comon denominator.
I would use one of the copied sheets, say, mac-address and IP. Assuming mac address is column A, IP is column B Then, let's assume the mac-address and mac name are in columns A and B. and the name of this sheet is mac name You would type in column C of your IP sheet: =vlookup(A2,'mac name'!A:B,2,FALSE) This will bring the mac name over to the IP sheet. same formula for the port number, but change to, say, =vlookup(A2,'port number'!A:B,2,FALSE) That what you wanted? By the way, if the mac name does not appear on the other sheets, will return an N/A... "Net" wrote: I'm network techician and can retrieve information like mac-address and IP from one source, cut and paste to a text file and import to excel. I have another source to retreive machine names with mac-address, and another source with mac-address and port number. I like to create one work sheet with this information. columns would be label mac,Ip,name,port. |
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Thanks, the port number works
"Sean Timmons" wrote: So, mac address is your comon denominator. I would use one of the copied sheets, say, mac-address and IP. Assuming mac address is column A, IP is column B Then, let's assume the mac-address and mac name are in columns A and B. and the name of this sheet is mac name You would type in column C of your IP sheet: =vlookup(A2,'mac name'!A:B,2,FALSE) This will bring the mac name over to the IP sheet. same formula for the port number, but change to, say, =vlookup(A2,'port number'!A:B,2,FALSE) That what you wanted? By the way, if the mac name does not appear on the other sheets, will return an N/A... "Net" wrote: I'm network techician and can retrieve information like mac-address and IP from one source, cut and paste to a text file and import to excel. I have another source to retreive machine names with mac-address, and another source with mac-address and port number. I like to create one work sheet with this information. columns would be label mac,Ip,name,port. |
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