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Hi all, TIA.. had a user send me a sheet today, they wish to add 5 more
values to look up. The problem is that the answer that this formula comes from are set up horizontally, the target cells are vertical so no autofill. The formula is such: =IF(HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,3,FALSE)="N/A","FUTURE",IF(HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,7,FALSE)=0,HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,5,FALSE),IF(HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,5,FALSE)="N/A","N/A",IF(HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,5,FALSE)=(HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,7,FALSE)),"GREEN",IF(HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,5,FALSE)<(HLOOKUP('Price Performance Index'!B6,'Price Performance Index'!C6:P18,8,FALSE)),"RED","YELLOW"))))) There's got to be a way to shorten this up and repeat it across without duplicating this nightmare? Again, TIA. Kevin M. |
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