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VLOOKUP help
I would like to use a multiple LOOKUP statement.
What I have so far is: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G5 9,2)) This is in a large cell (basically a text box) What I would like to do is add LOOKUPs from Sheet1 R34, R35 and R36, I would like them to drop down a line or two (new paragraph) then post the text. Each VLOOKUP, if there is data in R34, R35 or R36 would be a new paragraph in this large cell. Is it possible to force it to drop down a line? |
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Hi Tim
try =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) ,"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'! R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R34,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)), "",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 34,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R35,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)), "",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 35,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R36,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)), "",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 36,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) Frank Tim wrote: I would like to use a multiple LOOKUP statement. What I have so far is: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G5 9,2)) This is in a large cell (basically a text box) What I would like to do is add LOOKUPs from Sheet1 R34, R35 and R36, I would like them to drop down a line or two (new paragraph) then post the text. Each VLOOKUP, if there is data in R34, R35 or R36 would be a new paragraph in this large cell. Is it possible to force it to drop down a line? |
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VLOOKUP help
Frank, I'm getting #NAME?
I don't know if it's something I'm doing or not -----Original Message----- Hi Tim try =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'! R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R34,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 34,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R35,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 35,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R36,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 36,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) Frank Tim wrote: I would like to use a multiple LOOKUP statement. What I have so far is: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G5 9,2)) This is in a large cell (basically a text box) What I would like to do is add LOOKUPs from Sheet1 R34, R35 and R36, I would like them to drop down a line or two (new paragraph) then post the text. Each VLOOKUP, if there is data in R34, R35 or R36 would be a new paragraph in this large cell. Is it possible to force it to drop down a line? . |
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Hi Tim
sorry my fault. Replace all occurences of CHR(10) with CHAR(10) Frank Frank Kabel wrote: Hi Tim try =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) ,"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'! R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R34,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)), "",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 34,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R35,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)), "",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 35,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R36,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)), "",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 36,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) Frank Tim wrote: I would like to use a multiple LOOKUP statement. What I have so far is: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G5 9,2)) This is in a large cell (basically a text box) What I would like to do is add LOOKUPs from Sheet1 R34, R35 and R36, I would like them to drop down a line or two (new paragraph) then post the text. Each VLOOKUP, if there is data in R34, R35 or R36 would be a new paragraph in this large cell. Is it possible to force it to drop down a line? |
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That's got it.
Thanks for your help Frank -----Original Message----- Hi Tim sorry my fault. Replace all occurences of CHR(10) with CHAR(10) Frank Frank Kabel wrote: Hi Tim try =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'! R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R34,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 34,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R35,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 35,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) & CHR(10) & IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R36,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R 36,'Sheet10'!F1:G59,2)) Frank Tim wrote: I would like to use a multiple LOOKUP statement. What I have so far is: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP('Sheet2'!R33,'Sheet10'! F1:G59,2)),"",VLOOKUP('Sheet1'!R33,'Sheet10'!F1:G5 9,2)) This is in a large cell (basically a text box) What I would like to do is add LOOKUPs from Sheet1 R34, R35 and R36, I would like them to drop down a line or two (new paragraph) then post the text. Each VLOOKUP, if there is data in R34, R35 or R36 would be a new paragraph in this large cell. Is it possible to force it to drop down a line? . |
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