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Excel formula to automatically add cell values from one column corresponding to a values from another cell
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in column A of my spreadsheet, I want to enter a country (via a drop-down list of countries defined in e.g. L1:L120). In column B, I want to automatically have the corresponding 3-digit country code (defined in e.g. M1:M120) appear once country in column A is entered.
Any advise on how to (simply) achieve that please?
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in column A of my spreadsheet, I want to enter a country (via a drop-down list of countries defined in e.g. L1:L120). In column B, I want to automatically have the corresponding 3-digit country code (defined in e.g. M1:M120) appear once country in column A is entered.
Any advise on how to (simply) achieve that please?
worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010
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If you already knew (or suspected) thatVLOOKUPwould do this, and if you have tried to use it, you should say those things in the question.
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in column A of my spreadsheet, I want to enter a country (via a drop-down list of countries defined in e.g. L1:L120). In column B, I want to automatically have the corresponding 3-digit country code (defined in e.g. M1:M120) appear once country in column A is entered.
Any advise on how to (simply) achieve that please?
worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010
asked yesterday
Luc CLuc C
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in column A of my spreadsheet, I want to enter a country (via a drop-down list of countries defined in e.g. L1:L120). In column B, I want to automatically have the corresponding 3-digit country code (defined in e.g. M1:M120) appear once country in column A is entered.
Any advise on how to (simply) achieve that please?
worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010
worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010
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If you already knew (or suspected) thatVLOOKUPwould do this, and if you have tried to use it, you should say those things in the question.
– Scott
18 hours ago
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If you already knew (or suspected) thatVLOOKUPwould do this, and if you have tried to use it, you should say those things in the question.
– Scott
18 hours ago
If you already knew (or suspected) that
VLOOKUP would do this, and if you have tried to use it, you should say those things in the question.– Scott
18 hours ago
If you already knew (or suspected) that
VLOOKUP would do this, and if you have tried to use it, you should say those things in the question.– Scott
18 hours ago
add a comment |
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Use vlookup function to lookup the country code
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Welcome to Super User. This is really more of a hint than a solution. As-is, it would be more appropriate as a comment, which requires a little more rep. Can you expand this with a "how to" example?
– fixer1234
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Indeed, I was as far as trying vlookup as well, only the exact way to do it is what I am looking for. Thanks.
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Welcome to Super User. This is really more of a hint than a solution. As-is, it would be more appropriate as a comment, which requires a little more rep. Can you expand this with a "how to" example?
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Indeed, I was as far as trying vlookup as well, only the exact way to do it is what I am looking for. Thanks.
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Use vlookup function to lookup the country code
answered yesterday
ZeeshanZeeshan
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Welcome to Super User. This is really more of a hint than a solution. As-is, it would be more appropriate as a comment, which requires a little more rep. Can you expand this with a "how to" example?
– fixer1234
yesterday
Indeed, I was as far as trying vlookup as well, only the exact way to do it is what I am looking for. Thanks.
– Luc C
yesterday
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Use vlookup function to lookup the country code
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Use vlookup function to lookup the country code
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Welcome to Super User. This is really more of a hint than a solution. As-is, it would be more appropriate as a comment, which requires a little more rep. Can you expand this with a "how to" example?
– fixer1234
yesterday
Indeed, I was as far as trying vlookup as well, only the exact way to do it is what I am looking for. Thanks.
– Luc C
yesterday
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Welcome to Super User. This is really more of a hint than a solution. As-is, it would be more appropriate as a comment, which requires a little more rep. Can you expand this with a "how to" example?
– fixer1234
yesterday
Indeed, I was as far as trying vlookup as well, only the exact way to do it is what I am looking for. Thanks.
– Luc C
yesterday
Welcome to Super User. This is really more of a hint than a solution. As-is, it would be more appropriate as a comment, which requires a little more rep. Can you expand this with a "how to" example?
– fixer1234
yesterday
Welcome to Super User. This is really more of a hint than a solution. As-is, it would be more appropriate as a comment, which requires a little more rep. Can you expand this with a "how to" example?
– fixer1234
yesterday
Indeed, I was as far as trying vlookup as well, only the exact way to do it is what I am looking for. Thanks.
– Luc C
yesterday
Indeed, I was as far as trying vlookup as well, only the exact way to do it is what I am looking for. Thanks.
– Luc C
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