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Lookup formula
Hi,
I have a lookup formula like this: =IF(ISERROR(IF($D1="ruth baybutt",HLOOKUP(A$3,ruth baybut!F:N,3,0),HLOOKUP(A$3,sheet1!F:N,3,0))),0,IF ($D1="ruth baybutt",HLOOKUP(A$3,ruthbaybutt!F:N,3,0),HLOOKUP( A$3,sheet1!F:N,3,0))) So basically it is looking to see if cell d1 exists on the ruth baybut sheet and if so looking up a formula on that sheet, if not then it is looking up the formula on sheet1 instead. Is there a quicker/smaller formula for doing this please? |
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"Michael" wrote: Hi, I have a lookup formula like this: =IF(ISERROR(IF($D1="ruth baybutt",HLOOKUP(A$3,ruth baybut!F:N,3,0),HLOOKUP(A$3,sheet1!F:N,3,0))),0,IF ($D1="ruth baybutt",HLOOKUP(A$3,ruthbaybutt!F:N,3,0),HLOOKUP( A$3,sheet1!F:N,3,0))) So basically it is looking to see if cell d1 exists on the ruth baybut sheet and if so looking up a formula on that sheet, if not then it is looking up the formula on sheet1 instead. Is there a quicker/smaller formula for doing this please? |
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