Please see this first pic with the formula.
Excel Sheet 1 with Formula .jpg
Then look at the second pic with my array.
Excel Sheet 2 with Table Array.jpg
I can't get the formula to show what type of office the user has.
Please see this first pic with the formula.
Excel Sheet 1 with Formula .jpg
Then look at the second pic with my array.
Excel Sheet 2 with Table Array.jpg
I can't get the formula to show what type of office the user has.
Rather than show a pic - which can be hard to read and does not show actual underlying cell contents, please upload a SMALL representative file - see yellow banner above on how to do that.
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Ford
Normally, I don't use vlookup in this pattern.
Your formula (vlookup) were placed on 'Gavain query for HMC' but first parameter was come from another sheet ( 'HMC O365 License Order' ) and looked data from 'Gavain query for HMC'.
I'm always place the formula in the same sheet of first parameter's sheet.
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My English is very poor, so please be patient >_<"
My Dynamic Related Dropdown post:
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-for...ml#post5657376
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-for...ml#post5655711
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-for...ml#post5655762
Sorry about that. Here's a test datasheet.Test Data for Excel Forum.xlsx
1. Your file contains links to outside sources.
2. only 1 entry in sheet 2 matches anything on sheet 1
3. Try this in sheet 2 ...
D2 =VLOOKUP(A2,'Gavin query for HMC'!$A$2:$C$11,3,0)
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