Let's see.
Find a number is the match 1 part. which finds the row
Then just index the range with that row
Have a look at the match function and then the index function.

"scott" wrote in message
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Don. That formula works perfectly. If you were to
translate that formula into plain english, how would it be
phrased? It's a little strange that I had acually messed
with the "paste function" Fx thing and chose the index
function. However, I couldn't figure out exactly how to
use it so I gave up. Thanks again, Scott
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One way might be. Modify to suit
=INDEX(H4:H5,MATCH(1,H4:H5,-1))

"scott" wrote in message
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Hi folks. I have 4 cells and each containe a v-lookup
formula. Only one of the 4 cells will ever contain a
number, the other 3 will contain #n/a since I used the
false statement in the v-lookup formula.

Now I would like to have a formula that would pick
whichever one of these 4 cells contain the number, and
exclude the other 3.

I have experimented with
=if(a20,a2) and this works fine, but how to continue
the
formula to include B2, C2, and D2 is my question.
Thanks


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