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This is a common function in application systems, and I am sure there is
a simple way to do it in Excel, but so far I haven't been smart enough to figure it out. I have a column of account codes on Worksheet 1. I want to be able to select a code cell, open Worksheet 2 containing one column for all valid codes and one column for the descriptions, select a code from Worksheet 2 and have it automatically inserted into the code cell of Worksheet 1. Thanks for your help. |
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