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I'm wanting to return a warehouse number (Cells G18-L18) on another sheet from a lot ID number (Column F) and a stock value (columns G-L)
What formula should I use for this?
Any help appreciated
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Hi There
I'm wanting to return a warehouse number (Cells G18-L18) on another sheet from a lot ID number (Column F) and a stock value (columns G-L)
What formula should I use for this?
Any help appreciated
image001.png
Thanks
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warehouse number.xlsx hopefully this works
Welcome to the forum.
You could try:
=FILTER(G18:L18,FILTER(G19:L26,F19:F26=A1)<>"")
where A1 is a cell containing the lot number.
If you can't implement this, provide a workbook as requested above.
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For the sample workbook:
=FILTER(G2:L2,FILTER(G3:L12,F3:F12="4431600316")<>"")
Just for fun:
Formula:
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Thanks for the replies
Apologies I missed out some detail, attached corrected sheet below
I am looking to do this across two sheets
In the Warehouse return sheet column B I am wanting to return the warehouse number based on the lot ID number in column H
The lot id will have a match in the SOH sheet column F and will have a value (greater than 0) in cells G3 to L12 with a corresponding warehouse number in the same column as the cell with the value, in this example it would return cell H2 (whs 200)
warehouse number v2.xlsx
Were you really not able to adapt what I gave you?
=FILTER(SOH!G2:L2,FILTER(SOH!G3:L12,SOH!F3:F12=H6)<>"")
Anchor the ranges if you want to copy the formula up/down:
=FILTER(SOH!$G$2:$L$2,FILTER(SOH!$G$3:$L$12,SOH!$F$3:$F$12=H6)<>"")
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