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Use the choose worksheet function.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "filo666" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm sick and tired always having to use VB when a Case structure is need, how could I create a case structure; I want to appears like this: "=case(a1=b1;ab1;a1=b2;c1;a1=b3;ab3;a1=b4;b1.. .)" or "=case(a1=b1;a1=b2;ab1;c1...)" In English: When a1=b1 print ab1, when a1=b2 print c1 and so on. So, how could I create my own case function? PD. I know "=if" allow 9 condition, I don't want use =if, =vlookup, =lookup or =hlookup TIA |
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