Pat,

The formula may have been modified, but you didn't modify it correctly:
OR() is a function that takes arguments, not an operator that is offset by
commas.

Here's my best guess at what you want to do:
=IF(ISERROR(MATCH(PurOrders04!H415,ReferanceLists! $G$6:$G$1500,0)),"No","Yes
")

If you actually want the values returned:

=IF(ISERROR(MATCH(PurOrders04!H415,ReferanceLists! $G$6:$G$1500,0)),"No",
"Yes. First is " &

INDEX(ReferanceLists!$J$6:$J$1500,MATCH(PurOrders0 4!H415,ReferanceLists!$G$6
:$G$1500,0))
& " Second is " &
INDEX(ReferanceLists!$K$6:$K$1500,MATCH(PurOrders0 4!H415,ReferanceLists!$G$6
:$G$1500,0)))

PS. It's usually better to spell "Reference"correctly - the boss will
appreciate it.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP

"Pat" wrote in message
...

The following formula has been modified to include an "or" to return a
result from 2 ranges. I do not know what I am trying to do is possible.
When
there is a result to return I want to format the cell to return "yes" or
"no". Is this possible?



=IF(ISERROR(INDEX(ReferanceLists!$J$6:$J$1500,or,R eferanceLists!$K$6:$K$1500

,MATCH(PurOrders04!H415,ReferanceLists!$G$6:$G$150 0,0))),"",INDEX(ReferanceL

ists!$J$6:$J$1500,or,ReferanceLists!$K$6:$K$1500,M ATCH(PurOrders04!H415,Refe
ranceLists!$G$6:$G$1500,0)))