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    Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Hi,

    I need to populate almost 10 columns with information from another excel sheet. We usually do it using vlookup.
    I want to use a macro and automate it. SO that in just one click all the fields gets populated and saved.

    Table A where the information needs to be populated

    IP Location Metalcategory Teams Application Hosted Owner
    1.1.1.1
    1.1.1.2
    1.1.1.3
    1.1.1.2



    Table B which contains information which is required in table A

    IP Location Metal Category Teams Application Hosted Owner
    1.1.1.1 UK Iron Windows MS Outlook A
    1.1.1.2 USA Iron Unix Email B
    1.1.1.3 Australia Gold Unix Sharepoint A
    1.1.1.4 UK Silver Unix Sharepoint A
    1.1.1.5 India Bronze Windows Vmware C

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Still by VLOOKUP


    Excel 2016 (Windows) 32 bit
    A
    B
    C
    D
    E
    F
    G
    H
    I
    J
    K
    L
    M
    1
    IP Location Metalcategory Teams Application Hosted
    Owner
    IP
    Location
    Metal Category
    Teams
    Application Hosted
    Owner
    2
    1.1.1.1 UK Iron Windows MS Outlook
    A
    1.1.1.1
    UK
    Iron
    Windows
    MS Outlook
    A
    3
    1.1.1.2 USA Iron Unix Email B
    0
    1.1.1.2
    USA
    Iron
    Unix
    Email B
    4
    1.1.1.3 Australia Gold Unix Sharepoint
    A
    1.1.1.3
    Australia
    Gold
    Unix
    Sharepoint
    A
    5
    1.1.1.2 USA Iron Unix Email B
    0
    1.1.1.4
    UK
    Silver
    Unix
    Sharepoint
    A
    6
    1.1.1.5
    India
    Bronze
    Windows
    Vmware
    C
    Sheet: Sheet1

    Excel 2016 (Windows) 32 bit
    A
    B
    C
    D
    E
    F
    1
    IP Location Metalcategory Teams Application Hosted
    Owner
    2
    1.1.1.1 =VLOOKUP($A2,$H$2:$M$6,COLUMN(),0) =VLOOKUP($A2,$H$2:$M$6,COLUMN(),0) =VLOOKUP($A2,$H$2:$M$6,COLUMN(),0) =VLOOKUP($A2,$H$2:$M$6,COLUMN(),0)
    =VLOOKUP($A2,$H$2:$M$6,COLUMN(),0)
    Sheet: Sheet1
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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Thanks for the response But I am not sure how to use the formulas you have given.

    My requirement would be like:

    1. When we click on the button with the macro in it. It should ask to select the 2 files. one file where the data has to be populated and another where all the data is present.
    2. Once the data is populated, the file should be saved.

    Thanks
    Keshav

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Could you attached sample files, please?

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    Quote Originally Posted by KOKOSEK View Post
    Could you attached sample files, please?
    Hi please find the sample files.
    Scan report - need to fill the blank columns
    Assets list - all IP details

    Also here the no. Of rows is less. But the actual report has thousands of rows and many columns.
    Attached Files Attached Files

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Sorry wasnt aware of it. I had to get tjhis work done quick and wasnt sure I was going to get a reply here. So had to post in different forum as well.

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    When you join a forum, it's usual to read the rules by which you will be expected to abide. Here they are for your convenience (see rule #3 which, by the way, is pretty much standard on all forums, including Mr Excel): https://www.excelforum.com/forum-rul...rum-rules.html

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Ok. Can I know what should be done now?

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Please be patient.

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    Re: Macro to vlookup multiple columns

    Not sure if this is acceptable, but you could always look at the thread you started on MrExcel

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