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Old 12-03-2010, 03:11 AM
vikash kumar vikash kumar is offline Creating Lookup in Excel Windows XP Creating Lookup in Excel Office 2003
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Hi Gurus,



I am having a requirement, where I will have a base table as follows.

Code:
par1    parm2     parm3  job
0         0           1         A
0         1           0         B
1         0           0         C
Then I will have inputs from user for this parm1 , parm2 & parm3 from dropdown ( 0 or 3 )

like

Code:
parm1 0
parm2 0
parm3 1
So I want this to be looked up in base table to return the Job.

Can some one please help me.

Thanks in advance.
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Old 12-05-2010, 08:18 AM
BjornS BjornS is offline Creating Lookup in Excel Windows Vista Creating Lookup in Excel Office 2003
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Hi,
see attachment for a solution.

Yellow cells = input
Blue cells = formulas

Kind regards
Bjorn
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Old 12-06-2010, 06:50 AM
vikash kumar vikash kumar is offline Creating Lookup in Excel Windows XP Creating Lookup in Excel Office 2003
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Thanks a lot Bjorn! It was really helpful.
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