account no 1000 to 5000 then excel should post the remark in next columnscurrency acc
account 5000 to 10000 then excel should post pos acc
account no 15000 to 20000 then excel should post customer
account no 20000 to 25000 then excel should post latent acc
I don't want to use look up function as it slows down process and filter will take lot of time
Re: alternative to lookup function and filter
Hi JPK,
Please find the attached Excel sheet. Hope this satisfies your expectation.
result.xlsx
Hi and welcome to the forum
What is that statement based on?I don't want to use look up function as it slows down process and filter will take lot of time
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Re: alternative to lookup function and filter
well for office working I wanted to categorize every account for exampleOriginally Posted by FDibbins
Hi and welcome to the forum
What is that statement based on?
we have something like this account no 1000 to 5000 will always be currency account and from 5001 to 10000 will be currency account
so without doing look up or filter or macro i wanted to create a formula which will lookup the value post the type of account
anyway manoj sir has been given a solution using if statement i will take it
wow Thanx a lot mate that is going to help me a lotHi JPK,
Please find the attached Excel sheet. Hope this satisfies your expectation.
Attachment 294252
Last edited by jpk005; 02-01-2014 at 10:50 PM.
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wow...no sample...no explanation of expected results area.., no reason for not using look-up functions,even though a simple lookup would have shortened the accepted formual by 25% and increased the speed by about 30%,,,,amazing!
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@ dred, sometimes its best to just leave things as they are
@ FDibbins-: NP
i felt it would be easy for you guys to figure out so did not provide any sample
if you read my post fully had given the reason for not using look up in the op
I don't want to use look up function as it slows down process and filter will take lot of time
i had look up for more than 1000 accounts so i found it difficult excel got stuck many times
On what basis is this solved?
If you have not recieved ( or found on your own an answer that is usable /acceptable), why mark it solved ?
If you need to match data to other data, you are going to have to use some sort of look-up method, INDEX/MATCH is probably one of the fastest ways, but some VBA quicksort/search method may work as well..
@ FDibbins - I know I said I would shut up, but ...
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