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    data classification question

    Hi my name is mirna, I am new in this forum, I am seeking for help with this:

    I have a list of clients, each of them has a clasification,

    ClientX - Fecuent Client
    ClientW - Prospect Client
    Clienty - Esporadic Client

    I want to write the name of the client and automatically appears the type of client in the next cell

    Is that possible?

    Thanks!
    Last edited by excelconfusing; 08-26-2009 at 01:47 PM.

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    Re: Need help with data

    Welcome to the forum, mirna.

    Please take a few minutes to read teh forum rules, and then amend your thread title accordingly.

    Thanks.
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    Re: Need help with data

    I changed the title, hope somebody could help, Thanks!
    Last edited by excelconfusing; 08-19-2009 at 06:54 PM.

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    re: data classification question

    You can use VLOOKUP or LOOKUP or INDEX/MATCH to do these kind of things. Press F1 in Excel to read up on these functions.

    INDEX/MATCH is my personal favorite because it suffers from none of the limitations you find with LOOKUP() and VLOOKUP(). Here's a sample sheet showing how entering codes on Sheet1 can grab info from SHeet2 and display it automatically.
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    re: data classification question

    Wow! you are my hero!!!

    I opened the file, I just need to understand the formula and apply it to my document.

    That is exactly what I wanted to do!!!! And no body of my friends or at my job could help

    Thanks a lot!!!

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    I applied it to my archive and it worked!!! how exciting!!

    Now, taking your same example, If I write a different number than:

    211
    149
    139
    132

    For example 536, What if I want to appear "not recognized"

    How can I do it?


    Thanks in advance!

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    re: data classification question

    You have to check the MATCH() formula to see if it's going to work, if not give your "not recognized" response, if so, then do the whole formula:

    =IF(A2="", "", IF(ISERROR(MATCH(A2,Codes!$A:$A,0)), "Not recognized", INDEX(Codes!B:B, MATCH(A2,Codes!$A:$A,0))))

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    re: data classification question

    Thanks again JBeaucaire you have made my life easier!

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge guru!

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    re: data classification question

    My pleasure, glad I could help.

    If that takes care of your need, be sure to EDIT your original post, click Go Advanced and mark the PREFIX box [SOLVED].


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    re: data classification question

    Thanks I just put the PREFIX SOLVED

    It worked perfectly as you told me

    Just wonderingt if this the only way to do it? or there is an easier formula?
    I have like 15 countries who are High Estrategy, and another bunch who are Low Estrategy. (this is for another excel archive)

    Thanks!
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    re: data classification question

    If you have followup questions relating to this same thread, post them here along with a sample workbook showing the problem and desired solution.

    If it's entirely new, a new thread would be best with a link to this thread if you find anything that's gone on here to be actually helpful moving forward with the new issue. It's usually not needed.

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    re: data classification question

    Thanks, this is related to the same topic...

    Formulas were working perfectly until I noticed other formulas related to the result were showing #N/a

    This is not working:

    =SUMPRODUCT((TIPO_DE_E_AGO="EA")*(TIPO_DE_CLIENTE_AGO="PROSPECTO-NUEVO"))

    But this one does work

    =COUNTIF(TIPO_DE_CLIENTE_AGO, "PROSPECTO-NUEVO")

    "PROSPECTO NUEVO" is one of the results for the formula you gave me before:

    =IF(F215="","", INDEX( CLIENTES!D:D, MATCH(F215,CLIENTES!$B:$B,0)))

    Please check attachment, AGO sheet, Thank you very much!!!!!

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    re: data classification question

    Upload Errors
    PRICING REPORT 2009.xls:
    Upload of file failed.

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    Re: data clasification question

    tRYING AGAIN
    8
    I can not make it any smaller than 2434kb!! I can not understand why!! =( It has very few data!
    Last edited by excelconfusing; 09-07-2009 at 12:58 PM.

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    Re: data classification question

    Just zip the file, that should do it.

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    Re: data classification question

    tHANKS!

    i Just noticed that if I erase some rows it works, but why this happens?
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    It worked! It worked! Thanks!
    I just filled out the blank cells and it worked!! =)

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