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  1. #1
    AFN
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    how to lookup value on another sheet?

    I'm going to oversimply my example for the sake of making my point, so
    please don't ask "why bother doing that?"

    Sheet1 has a list of product ID (SKU) values. Sheet2 has a list of *some*
    of those values, plus another cell that represents the cost of that item.
    How can I put the cost value from Sheet2 next to the ID value in Sheet1,
    where Sheet2 has the cost.

    Example of Sheet1:

    ID COST
    123 {the formula I want will pull the $75 value from Sheet2
    data}
    124 {the formula I want wont find answer in Sheet2 data}
    125 {the formula I want will pull the $20 value from Sheet2
    data}
    126 {the formula I want wont find answer in Sheet2 data}

    Example of Sheet2:

    ID NAME COST
    123 Golf Club $75
    125 Book $20


    So what formula can I put in Sheet1 to pull the cost data WHERE IT FINDS A
    MATCH in Sheet2? Thanks.



  2. #2
    Dave Peterson
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    Re: how to lookup value on another sheet?

    Try =vlookup()

    Visit Debra Dalgleish's site:
    http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html

    for some nice instructions.

    (BTW, this is a very common task for excel users to do.)

    AFN wrote:
    >
    > I'm going to oversimply my example for the sake of making my point, so
    > please don't ask "why bother doing that?"
    >
    > Sheet1 has a list of product ID (SKU) values. Sheet2 has a list of *some*
    > of those values, plus another cell that represents the cost of that item.
    > How can I put the cost value from Sheet2 next to the ID value in Sheet1,
    > where Sheet2 has the cost.
    >
    > Example of Sheet1:
    >
    > ID COST
    > 123 {the formula I want will pull the $75 value from Sheet2
    > data}
    > 124 {the formula I want wont find answer in Sheet2 data}
    > 125 {the formula I want will pull the $20 value from Sheet2
    > data}
    > 126 {the formula I want wont find answer in Sheet2 data}
    >
    > Example of Sheet2:
    >
    > ID NAME COST
    > 123 Golf Club $75
    > 125 Book $20
    >
    > So what formula can I put in Sheet1 to pull the cost data WHERE IT FINDS A
    > MATCH in Sheet2? Thanks.


    --

    Dave Peterson

  3. #3
    AFN
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    Re: how to lookup value on another sheet?

    got it to work, thanks!

    "Dave Peterson" <ec35720@netscapeXSPAM.com> wrote in message
    news:41FD54BC.BCF178A8@netscapeXSPAM.com...
    > Try =vlookup()
    >
    > Visit Debra Dalgleish's site:
    > http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html
    >
    > for some nice instructions.
    >
    > (BTW, this is a very common task for excel users to do.)
    >
    > AFN wrote:
    > >
    > > I'm going to oversimply my example for the sake of making my point, so
    > > please don't ask "why bother doing that?"
    > >
    > > Sheet1 has a list of product ID (SKU) values. Sheet2 has a list of

    *some*
    > > of those values, plus another cell that represents the cost of that

    item.
    > > How can I put the cost value from Sheet2 next to the ID value in Sheet1,
    > > where Sheet2 has the cost.
    > >
    > > Example of Sheet1:
    > >
    > > ID COST
    > > 123 {the formula I want will pull the $75 value from Sheet2
    > > data}
    > > 124 {the formula I want wont find answer in Sheet2 data}
    > > 125 {the formula I want will pull the $20 value from Sheet2
    > > data}
    > > 126 {the formula I want wont find answer in Sheet2 data}
    > >
    > > Example of Sheet2:
    > >
    > > ID NAME COST
    > > 123 Golf Club $75
    > > 125 Book $20
    > >
    > > So what formula can I put in Sheet1 to pull the cost data WHERE IT FINDS

    A
    > > MATCH in Sheet2? Thanks.

    >
    > --
    >
    > Dave Peterson




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