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Item Master/Price list - DB functionality

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    Item Master/Price list - DB functionality

    Hello everyone,

    I'm a newbie here, and I am hoping that I describe this well. I have an item master/pricelist and item master file in excel that is made up of multiple worksheets. Each worksheet represents a different item. In each worksheet, I have fields called ITEM, ITEM DESCRIPTION, and UNIT PRICE. Since we use tiered pricing (we are a software company), the records look something like this:

    ITEM NO ITEM DESC PRICE
    101010 KAS AV MUL <9 $49.00
    101011 KAS AV MUL <25 $42.00
    101012 KAS AV MUL <50 $39.00

    I also have a worksheet that I have formatted as a "software quote form." It has fields for Item number, Item desc, qty, unit price, extended price.

    What I would like to do (you've probably guessed by now) is, on this quote worksheet, enter the ITEM NUMBER in the ITEM field, and have a macro retrieve the appropriate item record and populate the ITEM Description and Unit Price fields.

    How would you suggest I resolve this?

    Thanks so much for your help!

    Regards,

    Ed J.

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    Re: Item Master/Price list - DB functionality

    without having your workbook layout, I'd suggest using vlookup:
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    This will examine cell A1 and find its match in the first column of the named range database and pull over the matching value from column 3 which is the description. Change the 3 to a 4 to pull in the unit price. Select your database and give it the name database.

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