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Eng. Rawan Al Remawi
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Eng. Rawan Al Remawi
Computer & Phone Engineer
الأسئلة المجابة 14191 | نسبة الرضا 97.9%
1) Start formula
Create new destination column (Qty Available). start the formula, enter the following into the field where you want the value to go:
=vlookup(
choose the cell (in my case, the SKU) in that row that you want to search for in your other sheet. , add a comma.
2) Tell Vlookup where to search
Go to the other sheet, and select the group of columns in which you wish to search.
You’ll want to start with your SKU column, press column and hold, drag over to the column where your target value sits, and release. Add another comma.
now selected a group of columns that Vlookup will use to execute your search.
3) Tell Vlookup number of columns between your values
4) type a 0
Create new destination column (Qty Available). start the formula, enter the following into the field where you want the value to go:
=vlookup(
choose the cell (in my case, the SKU) in that row that you want to search for in your other sheet. , add a comma.
2) Tell Vlookup where to search
Go to the other sheet, and select the group of columns in which you wish to search.
You’ll want to start with your SKU column, press column and hold, drag over to the column where your target value sits, and release. Add another comma.
now selected a group of columns that Vlookup will use to execute your search.
3) Tell Vlookup number of columns between your values
4) type a 0
إسأل Computer & Phone Engineer
Eng. Rawan Al Remawi
Computer & Phone Engineer
الأسئلة المجابة 14191 | نسبة الرضا 97.9%
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