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    can vlookup solve this?

    <SOLVED> Hello, very new to spreadsheets - only have a basic understanding so far.
    However, although this may be a long shot, I am hoping there is a solution.

    I have attached a screen capture image which hopefully will explain my dilemma better than trying to describe it here.

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    Re: can vlookup solve this?

    Hi cflyte,

    welcome to the forum.
    You can use Randbetween function for column B
    And after this you can use vlookup function in column G.

    In case of any issue, upload the sample workbook not image Thanks.


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    Re: can vlookup solve this?

    Thankyou for your reply and assistance, sir.
    Much appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dilipandey View Post
    Hi cflyte,

    welcome to the forum.
    You can use Randbetween function for column B
    And after this you can use vlookup function in column G.

    In case of any issue, upload the sample workbook not image Thanks.


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    Re: can vlookup solve this?

    Cheers

    Suggest you to mark this thread as [SOLVED].. Thx.


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    Re: can vlookup solve this?

    could you tell me how to do that?
    I can't see any link to do this.

    Tkx
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    Re: can vlookup solve this?

    Okay.. as I mentioned in my post #2 :-

    In case of any issue, upload the sample workbook not image Thanks.

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    Re: can vlookup solve this?

    Thanks for the heads up Dredwolf

    Hi cflyte,

    If you mean "How to mark this thread as solved", below is what I found in forum rules :-

    If your problem is solved, please say so clearly, and mark your thread as Solved: Click Thread Tools above your first post, select "Mark your thread as Solved". Or click the Edit button on your first post in the thread, Click Go Advanced, select [SOLVED] from the Prefix dropdown, then click Save Changes. If more than two days have elapsed, the Dropdown option or Edit button will not appear -- ask a moderator to mark it.
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