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i saw this post sometime ago and cut it out for future use. yesterday i was
trying to test it out and the lookup solution doesn't work if B1 is blank. it returns #NA. the other two cells work. i know that one of the solutions had an if statement and that works but i am curious why the lookup doesn't work. thanks for your help. -- aprilshowers |
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To help us out, could you post the formula you are referring to?
Without it, my best guess is that the minimum value in the LOOKUP table is greater than *blank*, and thus the LOOKUP table can't find anything of equal or lesser value in the table to match to the blank cell. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "april" wrote: i saw this post sometime ago and cut it out for future use. yesterday i was trying to test it out and the lookup solution doesn't work if B1 is blank. it returns #NA. the other two cells work. i know that one of the solutions had an if statement and that works but i am curious why the lookup doesn't work. thanks for your help. -- aprilshowers |
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The discussion subject was How to change multiplier using letters. it
was dated 10/27/2008. Joel gave this solution =a1*lookup(b1,{"D","T","";1.5,8,2}) a1 = 8 b1 requires an input in letter form, such as "D" or "t" or it is left empty if b1 = d then c1 = a1*1.5 if b1 = t then c1 = a1*8 if b1 is empty then c1 = a1*2 thanks -- aprilshowers "Luke M" wrote: To help us out, could you post the formula you are referring to? Without it, my best guess is that the minimum value in the LOOKUP table is greater than *blank*, and thus the LOOKUP table can't find anything of equal or lesser value in the table to match to the blank cell. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "april" wrote: i saw this post sometime ago and cut it out for future use. yesterday i was trying to test it out and the lookup solution doesn't work if B1 is blank. it returns #NA. the other two cells work. i know that one of the solutions had an if statement and that works but i am curious why the lookup doesn't work. thanks for your help. -- aprilshowers |
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=A1*IF(ISNA(LOOKUP(B1,{"D","T","";1.5,8,2})),2,LOO KUP(B1,{"D","T","";1.5,8,2}))
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200907 |
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