Hi there I am new to this software i have built out 4 spread shets that relate to mortgages in the UK. The firts sheet is Mortgage Fact Find we have to put a lot of data about the customer ie names DOB address Contact detials Work details attitude to risk Mortgage They loking for. This all has to be filled in by the broker
The next form is called a Mortgage Application the vast majority of this needs to be filled in by the broker however there is a lot of repetative data and I have treid Vlookup to Pul this data through can not do it I know the formual very well from goodle sheets
The next from is a Mortgage Sighn Off form again a lot of this data is on the mortgage application we want to pull data so it resuced repetative input.
Finally we have a mortgage new buisness register and all the data need to be pulled from the other 3 sheets can any help me out here
The next from is a Mortgage Sighn Off form again a lot of this data is on the mortgage application we want to pull data so it resuced repetative input.
Finally we have a mortgage new buisness register and all the data need to be pulled from the other 3 sheets can any help me out here
You would change the data type of the column to Related Row, select the worksheet to link to, and then you’d be able to select related rows from that sheet.
You can then use Related row lookups to pull related data from the linked worksheets. All of this can be done without writing formulas.
I have built out 4 sheets
Mortgage fact find
Mortgage application
Mortgage sign off file
Mortgage NbR
The main this I nee to do is link all
The sheets and due to the nature of financial services data is repetitive
From fact find I will need to copy data like name address into the mortgage application work sheet
From mortgage application I need to pull data in to mortgage sign of file thinks Luke mortgage amount key facts
And the mortgage nbr is made up of data from the three other sheets
Matt Could You Kindly expalin to me how i can copy data between sheets. I do not think the related row is the way to do it. I am quite good with excell and the VLOOKUP function allows from data in different workshetts to be copied =VLOOKUP(Source Worksheetdata, Cell or full row, Ron Number< false) I am looking for this des this software allow this function ]
Hi Kevin
I’m just looking at your formula in the screen shot. Would it be right to say that the first argument is looking at the wrong sheet? Would it not be better to say
=vlookup(‘Mortgage Application’!A1,‘Mortgage Factfind’!A1:KR1,XX,false)
This would mean that you are looking up the Mortgage Application Reference from A1 in the sheet in the picture, in the array A1:KR1 in the FactFind Sheet (assuming Column A in the FactFind sheet is also the Mortgage Application Reference number) then returning Column XX’s value from the FactFind array (whichever column is the Applicants First Name, (I doubt it is column1 as column 1 is always the look up value (i.e. in this case Mortgage Application Reference?))
At the moment all the arguments are looking at the FactFind sheet. Nothing is coming from the current sheet.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards
Debbie
I would add here Kevin that the array would normally be more than just 1 row. It is usually the whole list of applicants from the sheet. So the tool would look at the Mortgage Application Reference number and compare it to ALL the records in the FactFind sheet until it finds the exact match. Then it returns the Firstname, etc… So the array argument would normally be something like A1:KR100 (assuming 100 rows of data in the FactFind sheet).
I hope that makes sense…
Kind regards
Debbie
If we zoom Kevin, I can see your screen and guide you on how to get the formula entered. I could also talk you through the related rows solution that Matt pointed you to…
Hi Kevin
If you have a formula that you require on every row (using the same syntax) eg Column A + Column B type formula, then you need to make the column a “Column Formula” data type and declare the formula in the columns properties, then it will automatically be there for all new rows.