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Hi All,
I need to write an if statement that says in non formula terms, if CELL A1 = 123, do vlookup etc or if CELL A1 = 456 do vlookup or of CELL A1 = 789 do vlookup I know I can do a repeated nested if, but when the list of what cell A1 could be is very long, my nested IF statement will become unmanageable. What i want to do is a vlookup based upon the value in cell A1. So, instead of nesting it, is there a way to say look at the value of cell A1 and =if it is in a seperate list, do the vlookup, if not do something else. So, if cell A1 (is in a list of ABC,DEF,GHI, JKL and so on) do the vlookup, if not do something else. Its gettign the IF to look to see if cell A1 is in a list that I cant do. I hope ive managed to explain myself. Thanks Rob |
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