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This is the if then statement that I built for my project.
If(a3="2.5",Vlookup(d5,web_25,Match(R2,headers),0, false) 1. How many of this statement that I can build ? 2. In doing this, I have limited the vlookup of the value of "2.5" for cell a3 . I would like to be able to use cell a3 for multiple lookup values (may be link/equal to the value defined from another table/drop down menu). Currently, anytime I changed the value in cell a3 then I need to modify the value in the if then statement for cell a3. This is very inefficient. Any suggestions on how I could achieve this flexibility? My email address is . Thanks in advance! John |
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