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If(vlookup statement
If you are looking for the value in the 4th column that matches one of the
values of the first 3 columns this should work. Your table is in A1:D20 The value you are looking vor is in F6, the formulas are in F7:F9 Of course you can merge them in a single formula, replacing F7 in the last formula with VLOOKUP(F6,A1:D20,4,), etc. Value you are looking for =VLOOKUP(F6,A1:D20,4,) =VLOOKUP(F6,B1:D20,3,) =VLOOKUP(F6,C1:D20,2,) =IFERROR(F7,IFERROR(F8,IFERROR(F9,"Part 1 - Other"))) "Nikki" wrote: I have three columns that I need to return a vlookup value. A B C 8 2 PSS I want to lookup column A in my table to return the name, if not then lookup B and return the name, if not then lookup C, otherwise give me "Part 1 - Other". In this case none of A, B, or C is found so my result should be "Part 1 - Other". My lookup table is below: CLASSIFIERID GENERICATTRIBUTE1 GENERICATTRIBUTE2 ANH Part_4 Athena Part_4 Athena 21 Part_4 Specialty Part_4 Specialty 24 Part_4 Specialty Part_4 Specialty CR Part_4 Specialty Part_4 Specialty EVN Part_4 Specialty Part_4 Specialty PMY Part_4 Specialty Part_4 Specialty 19 Part_4 Specialty Part_4 Specialty GMT Part_4 Specialty Part_4 Specialty 11 Part_1 Select Part_1 Select 3 Part_3 Equip Part_3 Equip PS Part_1 Select Part_1 Select 9 Part_1 BLD Part_1 BLD MAL Part_1 PSP Part_1 PSP MMM Part_1 PSP Part_1 PSP WA Part_1 PSP Part_1 PSP BMI Part_1 PSP Part_1 PSP DJO Part_1 PSP Part_1 PSP KEN Part_1 PSP Part_1 PSP AEP Part_1 PSP Part_1 PSP |
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