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I would like to reference an IF formula to a specific cell. Similar to how a
VLOOKUP references a certain cell. Is this possible? I tried this; =VLOOKUP(I3,DATA!1:65536,17)*IF(DATA!Q293="CUSTOME R ERROR","X",) it returns a #VALUE! Any ideas? |
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