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Conditional return value
New problem from me:
Coloumn A contains 12 articlenumbers, in coloumn B I would like packaging size to appear. I've tried using IF, but it's limited to only 7 conditions. PS! I'm not familiar wilth VLOOKUP |
Conditional return value
Just create a table with the 12 article numbers in one column and the
packaging size in the adjacent column, let's say M1:N12. Then use the formula =VLOOKUP(A2,$M$1:$N$12,2,False) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Espen Rostad" wrote in message ... New problem from me: Coloumn A contains 12 articlenumbers, in coloumn B I would like packaging size to appear. I've tried using IF, but it's limited to only 7 conditions. PS! I'm not familiar wilth VLOOKUP |
Conditional return value
Thank you so much Bob, that did it! I'm impressed that you understood what i
wnated from that poor discripion ;o) Bob Phillips skrev: |
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