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took me a while to get it, but worked great, thanks
k "Stuart Bray" wrote in message ... Use a vlookup instead of an if. Put your list of cars and prices on another sheet. Then, in the cell that needs to change - type: =vlookup( You can then use the fx button to guide you through using vlookups. |
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