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This worked like a champ! Thank you very much!
Jaret "Pete_UK" wrote: You could try this approach: =IF(A2=R1,VLOOKUP(B3,'[MTN_IPBH_M40E_Capacity_Tool.xls]ER01 Interfaces'!$P$3:$Q$5001,2,FALSE),IF(A2=R2,VLOOKUP (B3,'[MTN_IPBH_M40E_Capacity_Tool.xls]ER02 Interfaces'!$P$3:$Q$5001,2,FALSE),"neither")) Will return "neither" if A2 is not equal to R1 or R2. No further error checking, so you will get #N/A if the item in B3 is not found in the table. Hope this helps. Pete "mcmilja" wrote in message ... Hello, I need help with creating a vlookup nested function using the following logic: IF A2=R1 then VLOOKUP(B3,'[MTN_IPBH_M40E_Capacity_Tool.xls]ER01 Interfaces'!$P$3:$Q$5001,2,FALSE) OR IF A2=R2 then VLOOKUP(B3,'[MTN_IPBH_M40E_Capacity_Tool.xls]ER02 Interfaces'!$P$3:$Q$5001,2,FALSE) Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks, Jaret |
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