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How to type a name in one column and get an amount in the next

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    How to type a name in one column and get an amount in the next

    I have 7 product names that I want to type into column G and have them automatically populate a specific dollar amount in column H based on the name I typed in G. I have no clue where to start to make that happen.
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    Re: formula or ?

    attach a sample file with names and amounts in others columns, we will hide them
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    Re: formula or ?

    how do I attach the file to this reply?

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    Re: formula or ?

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    Re: How to type a name in one column and get an amount in the next

    Thanks

    i would suggest you put the names and amounts in a small table somewhere, and then use a vlookup() in H, referencing G based on that table

    =vlookup(G1,H1:I&,2,false)

    =VLOOKUP(what-you-want-to-find,range-to-search-in,column-that-contains-the-match,FALSE) FALSE is for finding an exact match


    have 7 product names that I want to type into column G and have them automatically populate a specific dollar amount in column H based on the name I typed in G. I h

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    Re: How to type a name in one column and get an amount in the next

    Would the table in the upper right corner work?

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    Re: formula or ?

    the IMG code is off, how can I turn it on so that I can attach the excel file you asked for?

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    Re: How to type a name in one column and get an amount in the next

    Entia non sunt multiplicanda sine necessitate

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    Re: How to type a name in one column and get an amount in the next

    see the attached
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