I am working on a financial investment spreadsheet in which the cells reference information from a website table.
As this is a Top 100 list the position of the investments change depending on the market price.
Some corresponding values on the same row are manual inputs and need to follow the changing positions.
Can anyone help me with this?
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Thanks for your response. I am working in Google Sheets, should I include a link to the sample workbook?
No. Upload a copy of a sample workbook to this site as noted above.
In the sample table the values in column B and D are accessed via a website table, not functional here as the original sheet is formatted for Google Sheets.
As mentioned in my original post the positions of these values change according to the ranking in the Top 100 list.
Column C are values that are input manually and not linked to the website table.
I would like to have the values in Column C follow the changing positions in Columns B & D
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Last edited by LoveSpreadsheets; 07-05-2017 at 08:57 AM.
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Hi Ali
Thanks so much for your advice. I have also been warned by the other forum.
I apologise for cross posting. I am new to forums and am learning the ropes.
It will not happen again and I will link to my other post shortly.
Your other POSTS - there are several. Please also read the forum RULES, to which you agreed upon joining, before posting again.
I only posted here and in one other forum?
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