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Using IF statement in a VLOOKUP
I created a VLOOKUP that includes an IF statement. However, I need to be able
to reference 4 possible scenarios not only 2. Currently ,(IF($J$1=1,6,(IF($J$1=2,7)))) works. I need it to also ask IF($J$1=3,8) and IF($J$1=4,9) in some sort of formula. I have provided my formula below. =VLOOKUP($A7,$A$4:$I$3000,(IF($J$1=1,6,(IF($J$1=2, 7)))),FALSE). Any help will be appreciated. |
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