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Lookup and More?
Hi,
I am, as one would call, a noob. Not just on this forum. but also on Excel. And its only recently that i've decided to try to replace the more clerical aspects of my job with the complicated excel formulaes (complicated for me atleast).. Here's a example (somewhat simpler version of the task i'm attepmting to handle smartly) ![]() What i'm trying to achive might appear rather rudimentary to some (a part of it is rather simple) So here's what I'm trying to do: 1. This is the Original Data. 4 columns: Level, Name, Function, Code 2. Reference Table for 'Name' 3. Reference Table for 'Code' 4. The Final Result. Firstly the easy part.. I vlookup the Function from 2 Now is that part thats taking up too much of my time doing manually. I lookup the codes corresponding the Function, followed by a '0' and finally followed by the corresponding 'Level' like in at first case DU01 Its is possible rgt? ![]() Thanks.. PS: I did try posting this in the 'General Excel' Forum, but it just would not allow me to link pictures?? |
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Probably
=Vlookup(C5,Codes!$A$5:$B$8,2,0)&0&A5 where Codes!A5:B8 contain your codes
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Thanks!!!
Worked perfectly Would it still work if the Start Data was a bit different. Say: ![]() Here I would have to pick just the '1' from 'H1' and come up with DU01 again? thanks a lot! |
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Thanks a Lot!!
Can't wait to try this in office tom!! cheers
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