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Default Expanded V-lookup two coumns from seperate sheets return other

Reza, after the lookup range i.e. 1 & 3 (in your formular) include the word
false (see my own formular below for guidance). This should sort it.

"Reza" wrote:

Hi Abbey,

its giving me a "nf" but the value is there this is what the first row
should be like,

=IF(VLOOKUP(A8,'[Whole building _ Info for Zonal EDB Environmental
Review.xls]Sheet1'!$A$2:$A$1616,1)=A8,VLOOKUP(A8,'[Whole building _ Info for
Zonal EDB Environmental Review.xls]Sheet1'!$A$2:$A$1616,3,),"n/f")

The text may not be exact. any thoughts?


"Abbey" wrote:



"Reza" wrote:

Heya,

I want to get a result if a value in workbook A searches through workbook B
and match in text. The text should not be exact matches as there may be
exclamation marks and the sort. if they do match i would like the return
value to be a different column. if they dont match the return should be "N/F"
(not found)

something similar to this,

if
A1(workbook A)= A(the searched row in workbook B) **a column in workbook B
is searched and if it equals A1, then
Return B(the searched row in workbook B) **so if it is
found it will return a value in a different column, say B (in the same)
else returns, "Not found"

im ok with the basic funcitons but this one blew me away. will really
appreciate any help.

Cheers
thanks very much,
Reza



try this -
=IF(VLOOKUP(A16,[Book2]Sheet1!B4:D11,2,FALSE)=A16,VLOOKUP(A16,[Book2]Sheet1!B4:D11,3,FALSE),"n/f")