Excuse me sir, BUT ... exactly where did I say "Never" ?<g
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"Ken Wright" wrote in message
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Never say Never, you might be surprised ;-)

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"Ragdyer" wrote in message
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Hey Aladin,

If Ken was Bill Gates and I was Steve Ballmer, believe me ... You'd have
your wish!

But since we're not ... Dream On.<g
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"Aladin Akyurek" wrote in message
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If MS ever implements the additional optional argement for lookup
functions I argued for since eons...




=VLOOKUP(LookupValue,TableX,ColIdx,0,VLOOKUP(Looku pValue,TableY,ColIdx,0,Ret
urnValue)

where ReturnValue is optional, which if omitted defaults to #N/A.

Looks nice, no?

Ken Wright wrote:
LOL - Who needs the second trap? #NA is just as good an indicator
as
anything I could chuck in, and assuming the OP had used that last
argument
of 0 in each of his VLOOKUPs then the formula will return an error
if
the
value doesn't exist in the second table either.