Possible Index/IF Function

jdavis971

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I am trying to figure out the formula where I need a cell to auto populate a result based on the input of another cell.

For example. Column A (Region) will be the cell that will have the input. Column B (Destination Location) is the cell that I would like to auto populate based on the input in column A. Any help would be greatly appreciated

RegionDestination Location
North AlabamaVernon Hub
South MississippiMagnolia Hub
North LouisianaWest Monroe
North MississippiDirect
 

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How does Excel know what the destination is? Is that in another table somewhere?
 
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I should have been more clear. The formula would be in column B (Destination location), I was just showing that there could be multiple inputs, and based on the input, it could be a variety of outputs.
 
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I still don't know how a formula in the B column could determine the destination unless there's a correspondence table somewhere.
 
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Well, in order to show you an appropriate formula, it would be necessary to see the table!
 
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Yes, there would be a corresponding table.
So... something like this?

23 06 30.xlsm
ABCDEF
1RegionDestination LocationRegionDestination Location
2North AlabamaVernon HubNorth AlabamaVernon Hub
3South MississippiMagnolia HubNorth LouisianaWest Monroe
4North LouisianaWest MonroeNorth MississippiDirect
5North MississippiDirectSouth MississippiMagnolia Hub
Lookup
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B5B2=XLOOKUP(A2,E$2:E$5,F$2:F$5)
 
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You're welcome. Thanks for the follow-up. :)
 
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