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shail wrote: Hi I guess one can do it this way to lookup multiple sheets sheet1 AB1001 200 AB1002 300 sheet2 BC1001 500 BC1002 400 sheet3 CD1001 600 CD1002 700 The formula will be =IF(OR(sheet1!A1:A2=A1),VLOOKUP(A1,sheet1!A1:B2,2, FALSE),IF(OR(sheet2!A1:B1=A1),VLOOKUP(A1,sheet2!A1 :B2,2,FALSE),IF(OR(sheet3!A1:A2=A1),VLOOKUP(A1,she et3!A1:B2,2,FALSE),""))) Hope this helps. Thanks, Shail Gord Dibben wrote: Sue From here we can't see your data or your formula. Could you paste a sample of your data and formula(s) that "don't work"? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 8 Dec 2006 10:04:00 -0800, Sue wrote: I have three different worksheets and I am trying to use IF and LOOkUP formulas to search two of the three worksheets for a specific result... I was just using the LOOKUP function when I had just one worksheet to look at, but now I want it to search two worksheets and thought using the if with the lookup but... but the logical test is returning a "false" result even though it found the correct result. |
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