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Linking Spreadsheet to fill in PO Form

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    Linking Spreadsheet to fill in PO Form

    I need to see if this is something that can even be done.

    We have a Workbook that has item numbers and the wholesale cost of the item. My boss would like to have a PO created to do the following:

    Blank PO
    Type in Item Name in a cell and have an alternate cell fill in with the wholesale cost of that particular item
    Calculate the total cost of the line item when a quantity is added into an additional cell

    I imagine it would have to contain a complicated formula if it can even be done at all.

    Does anyone have any suggestions on how to make this happen or an alternate way to do something similar?

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    Re: Linking Spreadsheet to fill in PO Form

    It certainly can be done, you would need to use a vlookup formula to make it pull in the correct data based on the Item number

    If you could upload an example document; with say 5 products with their info then I could sort out a formula to do that for you

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    Re: Linking Spreadsheet to fill in PO Form

    Book3.xlsx

    Here is part of the sheet I am working with.

    That's the one I need to get the data from - I know I can create the one to get the data to.

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    Re: Linking Spreadsheet to fill in PO Form

    example.xlsxOkay so I assume that you want to type in the product code (column C) and then have the data brought up?

    I'd use this formula in column B onwards

    =if(isblank($A1),"",vlookup($A4,'Misc. (2)'!$C$9:$K$1000,2,TRUE))

    Because of the way vlookup works you have to have the code as the first column; hence starting the lookup in C not A. To then change the columns just change the number before " ,TRUE))"

    Have a lookup at sheet2 for an example.

    Hope this helps

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    Re: Linking Spreadsheet to fill in PO Form

    That's correct. as well....he would like the platinum price to be thrown into another field when he chooses the product. Will that VLook Up be all inclusive?

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    Re: Linking Spreadsheet to fill in PO Form

    Yeah, the vlookup is looking up A4 in the entire Misc. (2) sheet and then pulling column 2 back.

    vlookup( this value, from this data, this column, True)

    If you want to bring another column in just copy the fomula and change the number 2 to the new number; so for the platinum one put =if(isblank($A1),"",vlookup($A4,'Misc. (2)'!$C$9:$K$1000,9,TRUE))
    Please add Rep if I've helped

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