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Find AValue from Sheet1 in Sheet2 and Display its BValue

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    Find AValue from Sheet1 in Sheet2 and Display its BValue

    Hello! First time post here - I have been trying to sort this out with LOOKUP and/or IF functions but it does not seem to be working.

    Something along the lines of this - If Sheet1!D3 = a value in Sheet2!A:A than display its respective value from Sheet2!B:B in Sheet1!J:J

    Example attached. I'm looking for the "Code" from the Shown tab in the pricing tab and have its respective price into the price column (yellow cells).

    Any help is appreciated.
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    Re: Find AValue from Sheet1 in Sheet2 and Display its BValue

    Put this formula in J2 of the Shown sheet:

    =VLOOKUP(D2,Pricing!A:B,2,0)

    then copy down as required.

    Hope this helps.

    Pete

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    Re: Find AValue from Sheet1 in Sheet2 and Display its BValue

    Thank you, that worked perfectly! I knew it was something simple!

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    Re: Find AValue from Sheet1 in Sheet2 and Display its BValue

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