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Fred Smith Fred Smith is offline
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Default Calculation using VLookup

It would be helpful to know how your data is organized. However, maybe this will
help steer you in the right direction.

In workbook3, try something like:

=vlookup(a1,'[Workbook1.xls]Sheet1!$A:$L,4,false)/vlookup(a1,'[Workbook2.xls]Sheet1!$A:$L,4,false)

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Regards,
Fred


"casdaq" wrote in message
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I'm not too familiar with VLookup and I'm trying to find results in one
workbook and divide against a result in another workbook. Does anyone know
what the formula would look like for that. Here is a scenario below.

Workbook 1 - Invoice Charges by location (Texas)
Workbook 2 - Calls Handled by location (Texas)

Workbook 3 - Texas - dividing Invoice Charges with Calls Handled