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1 post replyReplyTue 28 Nov 2006, 18:11Delegate Mabel said...

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Look Up formula for designated details on another sheet

I have some data on hidden sheets (details page) and I have a front page where I input certain details for it then to bring up data from the details pages at the back fo my work sheet. I know that the formulas are "look ups" but when I type in the look up formula associating it with the data at the back it doesn't work. Can you help me? Perhaps explain to me the formula for "look up"?
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Mabel

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29 posts replyReplyThu 30 Nov 2006, 15:09Trainer Orok said...

RE: Look Up formula for designated details on another sheet


Hi Mabel,

In your question You have not specified if your using the VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP or LOOKUP function

But typically they all require the data being searched (your details page) to be in the first column or row of the details pages and sorted in ascending order.

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