Formula off for pulling data from one spreadsheet to another

RodneyW

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Destination cells D3:D300 in a spread sheet named April residing in the same folder as the source spread sheet named Source. I am trying to pull data from a tab named Analytics

When any value column A3:A300 in destination sheet = the value in B3:B300 of the Source sheet then present the value in G3:G300 in D3:D300 in the destination cell.

Something similar to this:

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP($A3,[Source.xlsx]Analytics!$B$3:$B$300,COLUMN()-3,FALSE),"")

This isn’t working. It displays the value in B3 from the source file. If I change the -3 to anything else, higher or lower, it leaves the cell blank. I’m missing something obvious. Thought?

Thanks in advance.
 

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The range in your source file needs to include the column that you are bringing back.
So I think you need to change your ending colums:
[Source.xlsx]Analytics!$B$3:$B$300

What exacrly are you trying to do here?
COLUMN()-3
Note that will take the column number of the column that you have placed this formula in, and subtract three from it.
What column are you putting these formulas in?
 
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How about
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP($A3,[Source.xlsx]Analytics!$B$3:$G$300,6,FALSE),"")
 
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Formulas are going in column D, trying to pull from Column G Changing the -3 to a +3 doesn't solve it
 
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Hi,
How about changing the range $B$3:$B$300 to $B$3:$G$300 and next Column()-3 replace with 3 and płace the formula in column D and fill in down the range.
 
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Did you try the formula in post#3?
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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Hi, did mistake in my formula placing 3 instead of 6. Anyway, I’m glad we could help. Thanks for reply.
 
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