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bill
I can't get my head around what must be a routine issue
even though using
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/vlookup.htm
I will have 2 tables on 2 worksheets of a Work Book.
Worksheet 1 titled "Scanner Data" has a table occupying
A3:B89 called Scanner_table
which contains (in column A) scanner names &
in column B,) that scanner's serial number.
Cells A2 & B2 contain the title of each column
Worksheet 2 titled Fault Log has a log into which staff
should key in a (in Column A) cell, the Scanner name.
In the equivalent column B cell, that scanner's serial
number should automatically appear when column A data is
populated.
I need a formula in B2 that will give the serial number
when the scanner name is entered in A2
I created an =if formula as a stop gap for our initial
group of 6 scanners- it works fine but will be
impractical when all 90 + scanners appear.
=IF(C4=A4,"M1H28M71L",IF(C4=A5,"M1H28P12F"))(etc etc)
Suggestions would be gratefully received
Thanks & regards
Bill
even though using
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/vlookup.htm
I will have 2 tables on 2 worksheets of a Work Book.
Worksheet 1 titled "Scanner Data" has a table occupying
A3:B89 called Scanner_table
which contains (in column A) scanner names &
in column B,) that scanner's serial number.
Cells A2 & B2 contain the title of each column
Worksheet 2 titled Fault Log has a log into which staff
should key in a (in Column A) cell, the Scanner name.
In the equivalent column B cell, that scanner's serial
number should automatically appear when column A data is
populated.
I need a formula in B2 that will give the serial number
when the scanner name is entered in A2
I created an =if formula as a stop gap for our initial
group of 6 scanners- it works fine but will be
impractical when all 90 + scanners appear.
=IF(C4=A4,"M1H28M71L",IF(C4=A5,"M1H28P12F"))(etc etc)
Suggestions would be gratefully received
Thanks & regards
Bill