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jrramz22
Sep 13, 2019Copper Contributor
Faster way to do this!
I have a set of reoccurring data that has the same letters through out the columns in different orders, and I need to insert names to those reoccurring sets of data. My question is, is there a faster...
jrramz22
Dec 18, 2019Copper Contributor
This is exactly what I am looking for! but I still seem to get an error when i moved row D to Row F and when I made move it to look exactly like yours. Saty_Rana
Saty_Rana
Dec 18, 2019Brass Contributor
the data you have placed is wrong. you need to interchange data in row E and F
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- SergeiBaklanDec 18, 2019Diamond Contributor
It's worth to spend few minutes and check Switch between relative, absolute, and mixed references and VLOOKUP function
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- Saty_RanaDec 18, 2019Brass Contributor=VLOOKUP(B2,E$2:F$55,2,FALSE)
here dollar signs are placeed so that cell id dont change i.e. E2:F55 to B3:F56 when you drag it down and so on, like flashfill
2 here is the row number from where to pick up data
false here means exact match
see tutorial on vlookup for more info - Saty_RanaDec 18, 2019Brass ContributorIndian Jugaad.... am really happy it worked 🙂