Lookup in other sheets

JohnExcel222

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Hi there,

  • I have a source data: Work Orders (column A)
  • At he beginning: Column B and Column C are empty

  • Column B needs to look up in Sheets “Intern” / “Extern”
  • A work order is either “Intern” or “Extern”
  • A work order which is neither “Intern” or “Extern” is “new” (to be marked as new in columns B and C)

  • Look up tables: Intern / Extern / Costs_known/ Costs_unknown
  • The answer to the column B and C in “Work Orders” is always in column A
The marco should work in the active workbook.

Screenshots are uploaded
Thanks in advance
 

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Hi there,

  • I have a source data: Work Orders (column A)
  • At he beginning: Column B and Column C are empty

  • Column B needs to look up in Sheets “Intern” / “Extern”
  • A work order is either “Intern” or “Extern”
  • A work order which is neither “Intern” or “Extern” is “new” (to be marked as new in columns B and C)

  • Look up tables: Intern / Extern / Costs_known/ Costs_unknown
  • The answer to the column B and C in “Work Orders” is always in column A
The marco should work in the active workbook.

Screenshots are uploaded
Thanks in advanc
 
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  • Column C needs to look up in Sheets “Costs_known” / “Costs_unknown”
  • The costs types are either “known” or “unknown”
  • a work order which is neither “known” or “unknown” is marked as “No costs at all”
 
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Maybe the first step will be to combine the sheets intern and extern together and the costs known/unknown together
 
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