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What do you mean by combine. The first range is the first column of the
second range. If you only want to use one range, you can do =IF(MAX(Index(nameList,0,1))<ROW(1:1),"",VLOOKUP(R OW(1:1),namelist,2)) -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "Rashid" wrote: Hi All, I have the following two dynamic ranges =OFFSET(PBR!$A$1,0,0,COUNTA(PBR!$A:$A),1) =OFFSET(PBR!$A$1,0,0,COUNTA(PBR!$A:$A),2) Note: there will be two ranges namecount & namelist The formula which would be using the above range is =IF(MAX(namecount)<ROW(1:1),"",VLOOKUP(ROW(1:1),na melist,2)) Big question!!!, can I join these ranges together in to one statement. if so than how ??? Thansks, Rashid |
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