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Hiring tab: Column K: Band (either 5,6,7 or 8); Column D: Source (either ITSO
or GMT), Column M: Country (Buenos Aires, etc) List tab: Column I: Band (either 5,6,7 or 8); Column M: GMT Salaries; Column N: ITSO salaries; Column O: Buenos Aires Salaries In Column X on the Hiring tab, I want to put the salary that matches the criteria that is in the columns above. Basically, Look up whats in column K and column D, and IF Buenos Aires is NOT in column M, then lookup the salary in the list tab that corresponds with the criteria on the Hiring tab. However, if column M does = Buenos Aires, then just look at the Band and match it with the band on the List tab and return the correct salary from Column O of the List tab I was using the following formula until someone changed the rules lol and now this formula doesn't cut it. LOL =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(K7,List!I:K,3,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP( K7,List!I:K,3,FALSE)) Thanks in advance for your help! :) |
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