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It looks like you can do this:
=IF(D8="x",LOOKUP($B$5,$J$6:$Q$6,$J8:$Q8),"") If there's a possibility of D8= x and B5 is not found in B5:J6, you can do this: =IF(AND(D8="x",ISNUMBER(MATCH($B$5,$J$6:$Q$6,0))), LOOKUP($B$5,$J$6:$Q$6,$J8:$Q8),"") -- Best Regards, Luke M "Julie HSV" wrote in message ... I'm creating a formula which when there is an "X" in D8, it looks at B5 which is the year and if that year matched with a heading in Row 6, take the relevant price, if no match leave blank. I need to match 8 years (2010 - 2017) and the formula will not allow me to match more than 3, does anyone have a suggestion of how I can change my formula to include all years ? =IF((D8="x"),IF($B$5=$J$6,J8,IF($B$5=$K$6,K8,IF($B $5=$L$6,L8)))," ") Thanks so much |
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