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Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

  1. #1
    ssciarrino
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    Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

    I have worksheet1 that references worksheet2. (Worksheet2 is a data link to a
    table on SQL server0

    On Field B5 of Worksheet1 when a user enters in a project number, I want the
    VLOOKUP command to go to Worksheet 2 that has a small table (column 1 -
    Project, column 2 - Donor) and retrieve ALL values in worksheet2.column2.

    I want them to provide a dropdown list in Field B5 of the referenced funders
    on worksheet2.column2.

    Is this possible?

  2. #2
    L. Howard Kittle
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    Re: Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

    I may not understand full but, try this.

    On sheet 2 name the list of donors, say "Donors"
    On sheet 1 select B5 then under Data > Valadation > > Setteing > List > and
    in the source box enter =Donors > OK. This is your Donors drop down list.
    In the cell you want to return the sum of the donor selected enter

    =SUMIF(Donors,B5,Sheet2!B1:B7)

    In B5 select a donor.

    HTH
    Regards,
    Howard

    "ssciarrino" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >I have worksheet1 that references worksheet2. (Worksheet2 is a data link to
    >a
    > table on SQL server0
    >
    > On Field B5 of Worksheet1 when a user enters in a project number, I want
    > the
    > VLOOKUP command to go to Worksheet 2 that has a small table (column 1 -
    > Project, column 2 - Donor) and retrieve ALL values in worksheet2.column2.
    >
    > I want them to provide a dropdown list in Field B5 of the referenced
    > funders
    > on worksheet2.column2.
    >
    > Is this possible?




  3. #3
    ssciarrino
    Guest

    Re: Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

    Howard what do you mean by

    In the source box enter =Donors > 0K ?

    If I enter this expression I get an error....I thought you cannot reference
    other sheets in a Data/Validation command?



    "L. Howard Kittle" wrote:

    > I may not understand full but, try this.
    >
    > On sheet 2 name the list of donors, say "Donors"
    > On sheet 1 select B5 then under Data > Valadation > > Setteing > List > and
    > in the source box enter =Donors > OK. This is your Donors drop down list.
    > In the cell you want to return the sum of the donor selected enter
    >
    > =SUMIF(Donors,B5,Sheet2!B1:B7)
    >
    > In B5 select a donor.
    >
    > HTH
    > Regards,
    > Howard
    >
    > "ssciarrino" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > >I have worksheet1 that references worksheet2. (Worksheet2 is a data link to
    > >a
    > > table on SQL server0
    > >
    > > On Field B5 of Worksheet1 when a user enters in a project number, I want
    > > the
    > > VLOOKUP command to go to Worksheet 2 that has a small table (column 1 -
    > > Project, column 2 - Donor) and retrieve ALL values in worksheet2.column2.
    > >
    > > I want them to provide a dropdown list in Field B5 of the referenced
    > > funders
    > > on worksheet2.column2.
    > >
    > > Is this possible?

    >
    >
    >


  4. #4
    ssciarrino
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    Re: Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

    I understand what you say with the =Donors by defining a list in the second
    worksheet but this doesn't work.

    The second worksheet has two columns, the project and the multiple donors

    01001 6970
    01001 9910
    01001 9901

    When I try to Validate the column I get an error saying the validation list
    must be delimited (which it cannot be done or at least I know not how to do
    this because it is a SQL data link) or one column list.

    If you have any other suggestions I am open to it.

    Recap, user enters a project in cell B5, on Cell A17 I want to have the list
    of donors associated with the project in B5 that correspond to the Worksheet2
    data source. worksheet2 data source lists project and their funders (two
    column list)

    "ssciarrino" wrote:

    > Howard what do you mean by
    >
    > In the source box enter =Donors > 0K ?
    >
    > If I enter this expression I get an error....I thought you cannot reference
    > other sheets in a Data/Validation command?
    >
    >
    >
    > "L. Howard Kittle" wrote:
    >
    > > I may not understand full but, try this.
    > >
    > > On sheet 2 name the list of donors, say "Donors"
    > > On sheet 1 select B5 then under Data > Valadation > > Setteing > List > and
    > > in the source box enter =Donors > OK. This is your Donors drop down list.
    > > In the cell you want to return the sum of the donor selected enter
    > >
    > > =SUMIF(Donors,B5,Sheet2!B1:B7)
    > >
    > > In B5 select a donor.
    > >
    > > HTH
    > > Regards,
    > > Howard
    > >
    > > "ssciarrino" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected]...
    > > >I have worksheet1 that references worksheet2. (Worksheet2 is a data link to
    > > >a
    > > > table on SQL server0
    > > >
    > > > On Field B5 of Worksheet1 when a user enters in a project number, I want
    > > > the
    > > > VLOOKUP command to go to Worksheet 2 that has a small table (column 1 -
    > > > Project, column 2 - Donor) and retrieve ALL values in worksheet2.column2.
    > > >
    > > > I want them to provide a dropdown list in Field B5 of the referenced
    > > > funders
    > > > on worksheet2.column2.
    > > >
    > > > Is this possible?

    > >
    > >
    > >


  5. #5
    L. Howard Kittle
    Guest

    Re: Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

    You can reference a list on another sheet by naming it. Select only the
    column of donors and name it. If you have multiple donors in the column on
    sheet 2 you may want to make a unique donors list somewhere, maybe on sheet
    1 somewhere, and then there is no need to name the column on sheet 2.

    If you do name the list on sheet 2, then you should be okay as long as it is
    1 column.

    If you want, send me an example workbook and I will look at it. I may not
    have the whole concept down as well as I should.

    Regards,
    Howard


    "ssciarrino" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >I have worksheet1 that references worksheet2. (Worksheet2 is a data link to
    >a
    > table on SQL server0
    >
    > On Field B5 of Worksheet1 when a user enters in a project number, I want
    > the
    > VLOOKUP command to go to Worksheet 2 that has a small table (column 1 -
    > Project, column 2 - Donor) and retrieve ALL values in worksheet2.column2.
    >
    > I want them to provide a dropdown list in Field B5 of the referenced
    > funders
    > on worksheet2.column2.
    >
    > Is this possible?




  6. #6
    ssciarrino
    Guest

    Re: Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

    I think I am getting there but still need help on the SUMIF equation.

    This is what I did.

    Worksheet 2 has the following:

    Project Donor
    01001 6970
    01001 8933
    01034 9901
    01034 6970

    I created a List called 'Donors' for Worksheet2.Donor column (column 2)

    Now on my Worksheet1 on the Donor field where I want the drop down I
    indicate in validation the list.

    All is well....now the trick part.

    User enters in a project in Worksheet1.A17, once the project is entered I
    want the appropriate donors associated with the project on worksheet2.donors
    list to appear as a drop down on Worksheet1.B5.

    As per Howard Kittle I try to use this formula

    =SUMIF(Range,Criteria,Sum_Range)

    where Range = the list name 'Donors' from Worksheet2
    where Criteria = the project cell Worksheet1.A17
    where Sum_Range = the project AND donor column from Worksheet2

    When I hit enter I get the following error:
    The formula you have typed contains an error....

    Almost there just need a bit more help!

    Thanks again



    "L. Howard Kittle" wrote:

    > You can reference a list on another sheet by naming it. Select only the
    > column of donors and name it. If you have multiple donors in the column on
    > sheet 2 you may want to make a unique donors list somewhere, maybe on sheet
    > 1 somewhere, and then there is no need to name the column on sheet 2.
    >
    > If you do name the list on sheet 2, then you should be okay as long as it is
    > 1 column.
    >
    > If you want, send me an example workbook and I will look at it. I may not
    > have the whole concept down as well as I should.
    >
    > Regards,
    > Howard
    >
    >
    > "ssciarrino" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > >I have worksheet1 that references worksheet2. (Worksheet2 is a data link to
    > >a
    > > table on SQL server0
    > >
    > > On Field B5 of Worksheet1 when a user enters in a project number, I want
    > > the
    > > VLOOKUP command to go to Worksheet 2 that has a small table (column 1 -
    > > Project, column 2 - Donor) and retrieve ALL values in worksheet2.column2.
    > >
    > > I want them to provide a dropdown list in Field B5 of the referenced
    > > funders
    > > on worksheet2.column2.
    > >
    > > Is this possible?

    >
    >
    >


  7. #7
    L. Howard Kittle
    Guest

    Re: Round 2 of VLOOKUP command - can the output result in a list?

    I think the problem may be that I thought the column "Doners" is to the left
    of the "Amount" column. Is this true?

    An example worksheet would be helpful, if you would send me one I will give
    it a go.

    Explain on the sheet what you want to happen.

    Regards,
    Howard

    "ssciarrino" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >I have worksheet1 that references worksheet2. (Worksheet2 is a data link to
    >a
    > table on SQL server0
    >
    > On Field B5 of Worksheet1 when a user enters in a project number, I want
    > the
    > VLOOKUP command to go to Worksheet 2 that has a small table (column 1 -
    > Project, column 2 - Donor) and retrieve ALL values in worksheet2.column2.
    >
    > I want them to provide a dropdown list in Field B5 of the referenced
    > funders
    > on worksheet2.column2.
    >
    > Is this possible?




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