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From: HELPNEEDED!! on 3 Jul 2008 07:04 HELP! I have a mind numbingly boring job of updating the prices in our work spreadsheet. Is there a way I can find a list of product codes in the new prices spreadsheet and then automatically update the specific field in the product database?
From: Pete_UK on 3 Jul 2008 07:51 It would help if you were to give more details of how your data is laid out and what you want to achieve. In the absence of that, I can only advise you to look in XL Help for the VLOOKUP (and similar) function. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 3, 12:04 pm, HELPNEEDED!! <HELPNEEDE...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > HELP! > > I have a mind numbingly boring job of updating the prices in our work > spreadsheet. > > Is there a way I can find a list of product codes in the new prices > spreadsheet and then automatically update the specific field in the product > database?
From: "Bernie Deitrick" deitbe on 3 Jul 2008 08:17 Help, In gerneral, use a formula like this in a new column next to your product database: =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(Code,NewPrices,2,False)),OldPrice,VLOOKUP(Code,NewPrices,2,False)) Where Code is the cell in the same row with the product code NewPrices is the table with the product code and prices - I've assumed a two column table. Use the sheet name and absolute references OldPrice is the cell in the same row with the old price So, in a cell on row 2, it would look like =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,NewPriceSheet!$A$1:$B$1000,2,False)),C2,VLOOKUP(A2,NewPriceSheet!$A$1:$B$1000,2,False)) Then copy that down to match your product database - copy it, and paste values over the old prices. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "HELPNEEDED!!" <HELPNEEDED!!@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AAF97436-645F-4D38-A315-E9528587039D(a)microsoft.com... > HELP! > > I have a mind numbingly boring job of updating the prices in our work > spreadsheet. > > Is there a way I can find a list of product codes in the new prices > spreadsheet and then automatically update the specific field in the product > database?
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