If string match cell content in a range1, then display value of Range2 that belongs matched cell.

David gonzalez

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Hello all !!

yes, i lil confused..I am having trouble with combining/match display if condition of dataset in excel, which I hope you could help me with!


If E37 match any cell in range1 DE35:EN35, Then display content from range2 (DE37:EN37)
that belongs to matched cell in range1

Let say I Input #01 in E37, Then in Range1 the #01 is located in Cell DE35,
So i need to display the cell that is associated to DE35 which is 2 row bellow (DE37)
In this example result that have to display is : 210

Description :

String -> E37
is where input 1 Alphanumeric Value 'between' 01 to 36

Range1 -> DE35:EN35
hold 36 Alphanumeric Value from 01 to 36

Range2 -> DE37:EN37
keep 3 digits between 000 to 999 that change time to time

Note :
Range1+Range2 are associated BY Row by column
(DE35 with DE37), (DF35 with DF37), (DG35 with DG37), (DH35 with DH37), etc, etc

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/70638562/RANGE1.png
 
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There could be some issues about whether all values are text or formatted numeric, but for a start, try this.

=HLOOKUP(E37,$DE$35:$EN$37,3)
 
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Hi Mr Peter_SSs,

the formula is fine, but i don't know what to do next, due that when Input new values on E37, The whole row E37, scroll 1 row down (move to row 38) Then the E37 is ready for next Input to do the same (scroll 1 row down.. etc,etc)
The Issue is that is displaying same result over and over (while updating)

I think i have to check carefully, because i might did something wrong..

Thank you !!


Best regards

David
 
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Hi Mr Peter_SSs

How to hook up the 2 ranges separated,
For example the formula is : HLOOKUP(E37,$DE$35:$EN$37,3)
so how to put together in the formula the Ranges EN35:DE35 and EN37:DE37 ?


Thank you !

David
 
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Hi Mr Peter_SSs,

I'm sorry for previous dumb question... i've gooogle it..
when i asked, i was in shock because of the result..


Thank you,

David
 
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