VBA - Conditional Cell Values

Rana Gray

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Hello Everyone!
I hope this makes sense... I have a table on [Sheet25], Range F5:F97 & G5:G97

What I want is my host cell ("K8") on [Sheet26] to pull a value (in my case a link) from the aforementioned table based on what value is entered on [Sheet13] ("G11")

example: if [Sheet13] ("G11") = "Smith", then [Sheet26] ("K8") = [Sheet25] ("F5")

I know I can use a nest if statement but I have a giant range which makes for an awful formula I am just super new to VBA and don't know how to code it.

Thanks a Million!!!
 

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I'm not sure what your criteria are aside from the "Smith" one, but I think this is a good starting point to get you where you want to go.

VBA Code:
Sub RanaGray()

Dim rngG11 As Range
Dim rngK8 As Range
Dim rngF5 As Range

With ActiveWorkbook

  'Set Ranges For Evaluation
  Set rngG11 = .Sheets(13).Range("G11")
  Set rngK8 = .Sheets(26).Range("K8")
  Set rngF5 = .Sheets(25).Range("F5")

  'Evaluate Values
  If rngG11 = "Smith" Then rngK8 = rngF5

End With

End Sub
 
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I'm not sure what your criteria are aside from the "Smith" one, but I think this is a good starting point to get you where you want to go.

VBA Code:
Sub RanaGray()

Dim rngG11 As Range
Dim rngK8 As Range
Dim rngF5 As Range

With ActiveWorkbook

  'Set Ranges For Evaluation
  Set rngG11 = .Sheets(13).Range("G11")
  Set rngK8 = .Sheets(26).Range("K8")
  Set rngF5 = .Sheets(25).Range("F5")

  'Evaluate Values
  If rngG11 = "Smith" Then rngK8 = rngF5

End With

End Sub
Thank you so much!! It is definitely the right direction :) I appreciate you taking the time to help!!! I never know how to start my script haha
 
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