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I have a large amount of 4 column data in an Excel file. Without using
Access, I want a simple way for a user to enter a number, execute a search and have the search paste the row of information found next to the search entry. The data itself will be hiden so the user only sees the search entry and the results of each search. |
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Dean
You can do this with a vlookup function. If the hidden data is on Sheet2, in say A1:D25000. You wanted to look up an entry in A1 on Sheet1. Returning the value in columnB on sheet2 corresponding to the 'found' entry, then in B1 Sheet1 enter =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$D$25000,2,FALSE)) ,"Not Found",VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$D$25000,2,FALSE)) This will return the value 'Not Found' if it finds nothing or else the value from column B -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "Dean" wrote in message ... I have a large amount of 4 column data in an Excel file. Without using Access, I want a simple way for a user to enter a number, execute a search and have the search paste the row of information found next to the search entry. The data itself will be hiden so the user only sees the search entry and the results of each search. |
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