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Scott A
Hi. I am trying to develop a worksheet that searches someone else's XLS to
reconcile data. The other user has data in two differnt columns (to keep
prints to one page and save space).
I am using this formula =INDEX(Working!B:B,MATCH(I2,Working!A:A,0)) to
look for data and match my data to their data for our reports. For example,
if a computer is inventoried in office # 1 and gets moved to office #3, my
report should reflect office #3 as well. However, the computer might be in
column C or it might be listed in column F.
Is there a way to use this formula (or some other) to query different
columns in the same sheet and return to me the location?
reconcile data. The other user has data in two differnt columns (to keep
prints to one page and save space).
I am using this formula =INDEX(Working!B:B,MATCH(I2,Working!A:A,0)) to
look for data and match my data to their data for our reports. For example,
if a computer is inventoried in office # 1 and gets moved to office #3, my
report should reflect office #3 as well. However, the computer might be in
column C or it might be listed in column F.
Is there a way to use this formula (or some other) to query different
columns in the same sheet and return to me the location?