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Lookup between two worksheets
Which is precisely what the formula does. An explanation of Vlookup
=VLOOKUP(A30,Sheet1!A1:C3,3,FALSE) A30 is the value to find A1:30 is the array to find it in( i.e A1 - A3, B1-B3, B1-B3) on Sheet 1 vlookup looks in the leftmost column in the case Column A 3 is the coulmn of the array to return the value from False indicates exact matches only. Did you actually try it? Mike "whatzzup" wrote: Thanks Mike What I should have said is that the value in A30 (sheet 2) could be anywhere in column A (sheet 1) so therefore the formulae needs to find the value in A30 somewhere in column A (sheet 1) and then the corresponding value in that C colunm. If you can help that would be great "Mike H" wrote: Try this in C30 =VLOOKUP(A30,Sheet1!A1:C3,3,FALSE) Mike "whatzzup" wrote: I have the foll prob, i have two worhsheets with values in column A matching values in column C A1 = 6 and C1 = Cat A B C 1 6 Dog Cat 2 7 Pig Rat 3 17 x y Next sheet A30 = 6 and C30 = ? A B C 30 6 fly ? 31 3 tin can 32 17 d n Can i write a formula in second worksheet to go look in first worksheet and see the relationship between A1/C1 and get the value of C1 and make C32 = C1 |
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