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I'm using the following formula in order to look up a name in another
spreadsheet that corresponds to what's in B76, and its working fine. =VLOOKUP(B76,'[2010 GR.xls]Hiring'!$E$4:$F$400,2,FALSE) However, I need a new formula to do something similar, but its not working. I need to look up the whats in B76 then go to the 2010 GR.xls file in the Hiring tab and match it with whats in column E (like above), then return the position title that's in column C. Any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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