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I have a IF issue
![]() Sheet1 Code Description bla blablabla . . Sheet2: Code Description Read from the QR Scaner If Code (Sheet2)=any Code(Sheet1), return Description from Sheet1 If Code=bla (Read with BarCode Reader) than Description=blablabla (auto filed from Sheet1Description) Last edited by Spanec; 01-10-2012 at 02:15 PM. Reason: More clear |
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Hi
maybe you need the VLOOKUP function
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I;m trying to use all LOOKUP's (V,L) but they doesn't work correctly...
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Please post a small sample sheet with what you have and what you need
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I have a sample of what i CAN NOT solve
![]() Sheet1: Code Description Number Code1 Description1 Number1 Code2 ................ ........... ..... ... Sheet2 Code Description Number Now: Exp: Row 4 (First Code B-column = B4) B4(Code)=Read a Code from BarCode Reader (auto entry) C4(Description)=(I need to check what data have in Code - B4 (auto entry), search for that data in Code (Columnn-B from Sheet1) and when find the same mach, I want to bring tha data from the same row from (Columnn-D from Sheet1) Description (Exp: If BarCodeReader at B4 read Number 15, then I want C4 to show Description15 (from Sheet1) D4(Number)=(I need to check what data have in Description - C4, search for that data in Description (Columnn-C) from Sheet1 and when find the same mach, I want to bring tha data from the same row from (Columnn-D) Number (Exp: If Description become Description15 (at C4) than in the D4 I want to have Number15 (from Sheet1 ) |
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Spanec, it would be easier working on a real sheet. You can attach one by editing a post, clicking "Go advanced", click the paperclip and attach your sheet
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Thanks for all your help... This can be solved with =LOOKUP(B:B,Sheet1!B:B,Sheet1!C:C)....
BUT, the data need to be Data - Sort ... Ascending and not more then two column that will be searchig ![]() I'm sending the sample! |
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Is the attached something you can live with?
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Hi Pecoflier,
I'm not an expert for Excel, like you are ![]() ![]() |
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