Sep 21 2021 08:14 PM
Hello, I am new to excel formulas. I need to replace old pricing with new pricing, however, I only have the manufacturer's product numbers as a "link" between pricing. This is a sample from my sheet.
Manufact. SKU | Old Price | Manufact. SKU | New Price | |
$6.95 | 00.0000.200.041 | $ 20.00 | ||
00.6415.045.000 | $35.95 | 00.0000.200.289 | $ 35.00 | |
$199.95 | 00.0000.200.290 | $ 35.00 | ||
00.6415.041.010 | $209.95 | 00.0000.200.292 | $ 35.00 | |
00.6415.045.020 | $199.95 | 00.0000.200.293 | $ 17.00 | |
00.6415.041.000 | $64.00 | 00.0000.200.330 | $ 26.00 | |
00.6415.033.000 | $41.00 | 00.0000.200.367 | $ 34.00 | |
$335.95 | 00.0000.200.393 | $ 44.00 | ||
$154.95 | 00.0000.200.394 | $ 44.00 | ||
$61.95 | 00.0000.200.395 | $ 26.00 | ||
00.5115.048.020 | $72.00 | 00.0000.200.396 | $ 26.00 | |
00.5115.048.030 | $72.00 | 72.2742.200.750 | $ 17.00 | |
$99.95 | 72.2740.200.751 | $ 17.00 | ||
00.5115.056.000 | $75.95 | 86.2706.114.105 | $ 17.00 | |
00.6415.035.000 | $41.95 | 87.2745.114.105 | $ 22.00 | |
$29.95 | 00.1918.336.002 | $ 0.00 | ||
00.6415.035.010 | $219.95 | 00.1918.336.003 | $ 0.00 | |
$74.95 | 00.1918.336.001 | $ 0.00 | ||
00.7915.017.130 | $33.00 | 11.4307.250.000 | $ 15.00 | |
$42.95 | 11.4308.848.000 | $ 53.00 | ||
00.5215.012.010 | $69.95 | 11.4308.849.000 | $ 80.00 | |
00.7915.042.000 | $22.00 | 11.4309.207.000 | $ 53.00 | |
$9.95 | 00.6415.001.000 | $ 39.00 | ||
$33.00 | 00.7900.001.000 | $ 35.00 | ||
00.5018.100.001 | $132.95 | 85.2737.270.074 | $ 17.00 | |
$9.95 | 11.5115.000.000 | $ 18.00 | ||
200-750 | $4.50 | 00.2415.009.000 | $ 35.00 | |
200-751 | $15.95 | 48.2723.114.005 | $ 18.00 |
Sep 21 2021 10:37 PM
@MrCOSTCO The attached workbook contains a working example based on the data you provided, assuming you can use XLOOKUP (see column C. Alternatively, use VLOOKUP (see column D).
I changed a few codes so that there would in fact be matching SKU's.
Sep 22 2021 08:50 AM
Could you give this a look? I tried but not everything populated.
Sep 22 2021 10:32 AM - edited Sep 22 2021 11:21 AM
@MrCOSTCO Ooops! I forgot to add some $ signs in my file when I entered the VLOOKUP formula. See attached.