Hi,
Write this formula in cell C2 of wb2
=if(countif(reference of data in column A of wb1,A2)>0,"Active","Inactive")
Hope this helps.
I'm trying to build a lookup & logic statement together.
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| Hi. I have a table in one excel sheet with location codes and if they are active or inactive. I need to build a lookup in daily invoice coding excel sheet to see if the location code is active or inactive before I upload the billing allocation. Is there a formula that can look up a code in sheet 1, wb 1, and return the value listed ("Active or "Inactive) on the table in sheet 1, wb2? If so, how can I do this? Do I need to build a lookup first and then an if, than statement or can it be one formula? |
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Sorry, unable to provide screen shots but looks like this.
WB1 - INVOICE COST ALLOCATION
| LOC # | SUM OF TOTAL |
|---|---|
| H0001 | $420.81 |
WB2 - TABLE
| LOC # | PARENT ID | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
| H0001 | E001 | ACTIVE |
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