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Default Am I even using the right function?

Thank you for your replies! There definately won't be more than one value
matching A13:A20!
I've tried matching but I don't seem to be able to get this to put the same
in text it I3 that matches! If that makes sense??!! Maybe it is too difficult
a formula?

"Pete_UK" wrote:

What happens if more than one of the values in G2:J2 match with the
values in A13:A20 of sheet 3 ?

Look at using the MATCH function in Excel Help - you will probably
have to use this in conjunction with ISNA to trap errors which will
occur if there is no match.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Apr 26, 11:06 pm, Be18 wrote:
Hi

I am trying to figure out if I can use VLOOKUP to check a range of cells. I
am probably using the wrong fuction and there is much simpler way of doing
this -
I have 3 sheets in I3 on sheet 1 I want to put in a formula that checks if
the values on sheet 2 G2 to J2 to match any of the values on sheet 3 A13 to
A20 (i've called the table array masters!) and if they do I want them to put
this same value into I3. I hope that makes sense! Can anyone please tell me
if this is at all possible and if so how I do it?

Thank you very much