How can I cross reference an interior paint name or code to another brand?

Feb 03, 2008 by CondoCowboy | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

I prefer to buy BEHR paint, but I like a color ACE. Is it possible to cross the color without having to go to Home Depot to sweep the color?

If you love the paintings range using Home Depot, what is the problem about getting them to mix the color? I am an entrepreneur and have been encouraged to produce colors strange and wonderful, sometimes Home Depot are excellent to create the most colors and you know you can buy with confidence.
With regard to cross reference, you will work hard for a very simple problem, all stores have their own color names and I think it would be very difficult to call any store with a reference color and say can you make me this color.
Is white really white?

Go to Home Depot and buy their brilliant white ceiling paint, go to a Duron store and buy their brilliant white ceiling paint, put the two side by side, it will look gray. So what color is white, actually brilliant?

In Excel How do I cross reference 2 columns and some?

Jan 07, 2009 by Dizzy Deman | Posted in Software

I have two Excel documents with both columns.One several rows and columns in both documents contain the same information. I would like Excel to intersect these columns. If it sees an exact match, I would like him instead of data from two other columns in the destination sheet, but this information must match the correct line where he found the match.

If someone can help me do that, it would be greatly appreciated, even just a pointer in the right direction.

Thank you.

I agree, the answer VBA is much too complex ... VLOOKUP is the way to go. Here's how:

EDIT: Sorry for the spacing, I can not format this correctly yahoo, but each letter should be a separate column.

Start (target) profile
Column A Column B Column C
1 A wp
2 Two xq
3 Three years
4 Four ZS

Second (destination) leaf (after entering the Vlookup formula)
Column A Column B Column C
1 A wp
2 Three xq
3 Five # N / A # N / A
4 Seven # N / A # N / A

Your formula in column B of your worksheet target = VLOOKUP (A1, Target!A: B, 2, FALSE)
Your formula in column C is = VLOOKUP (A1, target! A: C, 3, FALSE)

Now, just replace the # N / A or delete them.

These samples and help for VLOOKUP should be able to help you through it so you can make the appropriate substitutions on your worksheet.

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