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What you need is not an If formula, but rather a vlookup function.
Have a look at the following vlookup video tutorials: http://www.free-training-tutorial.co...n-vlookup.html "honey do repairs" wrote: I am trying to set up a spreadsheet where I can create an invoice. I want to be able to have a price list in another area of the spreadsheet; enter a code and have the unit price displayed in the invoice area. I am not proficient in excel. just know the basics. HELP! |