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    excel 2007 formula help?

    Hi there
    new to this forum
    got a strange question(for myself lol, i have included pics)
    on sheet1, i have my products, which have a product code. this product code determines which category the products go into...
    on sheet2 i have the product codes and the categories...
    with me? :D
    on sheet1, i need to enter a formula that will look to the cell h2 for the product code, then goto sheet 2 to find the product code and the 3 cells next to it, then place the 3 cells of data onto sheet1 to fill in the categories box.....
    i already have some categories filled in, but by hand, and when there's 11k of products, no thank you lol :D

    i reallly hope ppl understand me lol
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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    Something along these lines will do what you require, but as the data ranges, extents and sheet names, you'll have to adjust to suit.
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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    hmm, ok that confused me lol, i have NO idea what that is or how to alter it to suit my needs
    sorry im a nub with excel & formula's...
    iv tried that formula with altered cells...so instead of $m$1 its $b$2 etc...(i tihnk thats right)
    and dont work :S
    just gives #N/A
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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    There's information on why you should change your thread title here, and information on how to attach here

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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    Quote Originally Posted by sweep View Post
    There's information on why you should change your thread title here, and information on how to attach here
    according to my screen i did attatch 2 pictures of my spreadsheet.
    and in regards to teh title...its all i could think of :S

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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    If you want help with a spreadsheet, why would you include a picture rather than a spreadsheet? It just means we have to spend time trying to recreate your workbook to test on.
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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    sorry i thought images would help
    well here is the spreadsheet
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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    Try the attached. Since you want three columns of data for each row, I used INDEX and MATCH formulas rather than VLOOKUP.
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    Quote Originally Posted by romperstomper View Post
    Try the attached. Since you want three columns of data for each row, I used INDEX and MATCH formulas rather than VLOOKUP.
    ahhh, wow thank u, that was really quick!!! and it worked :D
    Many thanks
    will change status to solved etc

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    rep + status sorted :D

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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    Quote Originally Posted by spid3r1987 View Post
    that was really quick!!! and it worked
    The benefits of having a workbook to play with.

    Thanks for the rep (you are my 1000th point )

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    np, again many thanks :D

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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    spid3r1987,

    before you create another post, please take a look at the forum rules, especially with regards to thread titles and then amend this thread to some more meaningful title. Describe what you want to achieve. That is always a good starting point for a suitable title.

    Thanks.
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    Re: excel 2007 formula help?

    Your post does not comply with Rule 1 of our Forum RULES. Your post title should accurately and concisely describe your problem, not your anticipated solution. Use terms appropriate to a Google search. Poor thread titles, like Please Help, Urgent, Need Help, Formula Problem, Code Problem, and Need Advice will be addressed according to the OP's experience in the forum: If you have less than 10 posts, expect (and respond to) a request to change your thread title. If you have 10 or more posts, expect your post to be locked, so you can start a new thread with an appropriate title.
    To change a Title on your post, click EDIT then Go Advanced and change your title, if 2 days have passed ask a moderator to do it for you.
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