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Muniz Reza
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Mazzaropi
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Sep 24, 2013 at 09:30 AM
Sep 24, 2013 at 09:30 AM
Muniz Reza, Good morning.
Your scenario:
.......... A .................. B ................ C .............. D
1... Acc Code ......... Date.......... Amount.... Cleared
2... C287974...... 31-Jan-13.......... 500........ Yes
3... J320728....... 07-Apr-13........ 2000......... No
4... 1000692....... 07-Apr-13....... 3000........ Yes
5... D346671...... 06-Feb-13......... 850......... No
Try to use:
F3 = INPUT desired Acc Code
G3 = VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D5,2,0) --> to show Date
H3 = VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D5,3,0) --> to show Amount
I3 = VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D5,4,0) --> to show Cleared
Tell us if it worked for you.
I hope it helps you.
Your scenario:
.......... A .................. B ................ C .............. D
1... Acc Code ......... Date.......... Amount.... Cleared
2... C287974...... 31-Jan-13.......... 500........ Yes
3... J320728....... 07-Apr-13........ 2000......... No
4... 1000692....... 07-Apr-13....... 3000........ Yes
5... D346671...... 06-Feb-13......... 850......... No
Try to use:
F3 = INPUT desired Acc Code
G3 = VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D5,2,0) --> to show Date
H3 = VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D5,3,0) --> to show Amount
I3 = VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D5,4,0) --> to show Cleared
Tell us if it worked for you.
I hope it helps you.
Mazzaropi
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Sep 25, 2013 at 11:45 AM
Sep 25, 2013 at 11:45 AM
Dear Trowa, Good afternoon.
Well, you're right if you want to search for an approximated value (in case the exact value is not found) in your job. In this case the parameter Range_Lookup must be completed with 1 or True or not filled.
But if you want to search for the exact value in your data, the left column can be in any order.
In this case simply fill out the Range_Lookup with 0 (zero) or False.
Syntax:
VLOOKUP(lookup_value , table_array , col_index_num , range_lookup)
Greetings from Brazil.
Well, you're right if you want to search for an approximated value (in case the exact value is not found) in your job. In this case the parameter Range_Lookup must be completed with 1 or True or not filled.
But if you want to search for the exact value in your data, the left column can be in any order.
In this case simply fill out the Range_Lookup with 0 (zero) or False.
Syntax:
VLOOKUP(lookup_value , table_array , col_index_num , range_lookup)
Greetings from Brazil.
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Sep 26, 2013 at 10:24 AM
Sep 26, 2013 at 10:24 AM
Thanks for clarifying Mazzaropi, didn't know there was a differentiation.
Greetings from Holland.
Greetings from Holland.
Sep 24, 2013 at 11:53 AM
Please note that for VLOOKUP to work without flaw the left most column in the matrix needs to be in alphabetical order.
Best regards,
Trowa