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See the attached file "Lookup.xlsx". I would appreciate a formula that returns the part name from sheet 1 that corresponds to the part no on sheet 2.
Thanks.
See the attached file "Lookup.xlsx". I would appreciate a formula that returns the part name from sheet 1 that corresponds to the part no on sheet 2.
Thanks.
In C3 and copy down. =VLOOKUP(B3,Sheet1!$B$3:$C$7,2,FALSE)
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I had to insert the following before the Sheet1 reference: [Lookup.xlsx]. Why is that?
Maybe this
Enter formula in C3 and copy down
Formula:
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v B C 1 2 Part No 3 A Hammer 4 XY Wrench 5 BC Screwdriver 6 UV Hoe 7 KI Spade 8 LO 9 MN
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Is Sheet1 in a different workbook than Sheet2?
Why is this different?
What are you referring to?Why is this different?
How and why is the second offerred solution different from the first?Originally Posted by alansidman
They will give you the same results, but there is almost always more than one way to skin a cat. Vive la différence!
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