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  1. 12-29-2016, 08:23 PM #1
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    vlookup or index or idex or ??????

    On sheet 1 in cell B1 I am looking for a formula that will return what is in B1 on sheet 2 and in cell B2 on sheet 1 the formula should return what is in cell B9 on sheet 2 and in B3 on sheet 1 what is in cell B17 on sheet 2 and can be copied down so each cell down on sheet 1 looks down 8 more rows. Someone sent me a few last night and I have been unable to make them work. Thanks
    Sheet 1
    A B C D E F G H I J K L M N
    1 Jeff Paul Harry Steve Tim Mark Dave
    2 Jeff Paul Harry Steve Tim Mark Dave
    3 Jeff Paul Harry Steve Tim Mark Dave
    4 Jeff Paul Harry Steve Tim Mark Dave
    5 Jeff Paul Harry Steve Tim Mark Dave
    6 Jeff Paul Harry Steve Tim Mark Dave


    Sheet 2
    A B
    1 Jeff $11,459
    2 Paul $10,688
    3 Harry $13,868
    4 Steve $10,758
    5 Tim $9,762
    6 Mark $9,045
    7 Dave $11,774
    8 George $12,695
    9 Jeff $11,460
    10 Paul $12,440
    11 Harry $10,472
    12 Steve $11,455
    13 Tim $12,140
    14 Mark $13,454
    15 Dave $13,543
    16 George $11,288
    17 Jeff $10,115
    18 Paul $11,630
    19 Harry $10,787
    20 Steve $15,259
    21 Tim $14,777
    22 Mark $12,762
    23 Dave $13,775
    24 George $14,726
    25 Jeff $14,379
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    Re: vlookup or index or idex or ??????

    What version of Excel are you using?
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    Re: vlookup or index or idex or ??????

    Hi,

    One way in Sheet1 B1 copied down

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    Re: vlookup or index or idex or ??????

    It's Office 2010. the version # of excel is 14.0.7173.5000
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    Thanks Richard, perfect!!!
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