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Hi Folks,
I have created a quot so I can enter the number of Radiator vs. no of thermostats and I get an overall price. I would like to create a second page which lists the number of Rads across the top and the Number of thermostats down the side, can I set up in Excel that it fills in the price on this second sheet. -- cheers peter |
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For creating a quot, do you use a lookup function?
As a general solution, for these kind of tables, making a pivot table is better. Look in Google or Excel help for Pivot table. -- R. Khoshravan Please click "Yes" if it is helpful. "Peter (The irish paddy)" wrote: Hi Folks, I have created a quot so I can enter the number of Radiator vs. no of thermostats and I get an overall price. I would like to create a second page which lists the number of Rads across the top and the Number of thermostats down the side, can I set up in Excel that it fills in the price on this second sheet. -- cheers peter |
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Hi Khoshravan,
Thanks for you help on this. all the best cheers peter "Khoshravan" wrote: For creating a quot, do you use a lookup function? As a general solution, for these kind of tables, making a pivot table is better. Look in Google or Excel help for Pivot table. -- R. Khoshravan Please click "Yes" if it is helpful. "Peter (The irish paddy)" wrote: Hi Folks, I have created a quot so I can enter the number of Radiator vs. no of thermostats and I get an overall price. I would like to create a second page which lists the number of Rads across the top and the Number of thermostats down the side, can I set up in Excel that it fills in the price on this second sheet. -- cheers peter |
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