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Jay
I have a list (A) of 150 items (out of about 500 total items that
interchanges every day).
I have another list (B) of all 500 total items and their corresponding
categories (10 total categories). List B will never change. I have already
assigned all 500 items their category. Each category is a different color,
so all the cells in that column are 1 of 10 colors.
I need List A to also show the category of each item in the cell next to it.
In order for this to be easy to read, each category needs to be a different
color in this list as well.
MY PROBLEM: When I use a lookup function to assign the category to the item
in List A, the function only returns the value and NOT the format, which is
what I need as well.
Is there a way for the lookup function to return both the value and format
of the result vector?
interchanges every day).
I have another list (B) of all 500 total items and their corresponding
categories (10 total categories). List B will never change. I have already
assigned all 500 items their category. Each category is a different color,
so all the cells in that column are 1 of 10 colors.
I need List A to also show the category of each item in the cell next to it.
In order for this to be easy to read, each category needs to be a different
color in this list as well.
MY PROBLEM: When I use a lookup function to assign the category to the item
in List A, the function only returns the value and NOT the format, which is
what I need as well.
Is there a way for the lookup function to return both the value and format
of the result vector?