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Hello
Here is the problem - If cell A1 has 0 then I want B1 to be 0...however if A1= 1 I want B1 to display the result from a look up table. I just keep getting error messages and I am ready to chuck the Computer out of the window.....I am using Office Excel on Mac but that does not normally make a difference to formulas. Thank you!! Lyndsey |
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=IF(A1<1,0,VLOOKUP(lookup_value,lookup_table,2,0) )
adapt to fit -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Excel 95 - Excel 2007 Northwest Excel Solutions www.nwexcelsolutions.com (Remove ^^ from email) "Honey" wrote in message ups.com... Hello Here is the problem - If cell A1 has 0 then I want B1 to be 0...however if A1= 1 I want B1 to display the result from a look up table. I just keep getting error messages and I am ready to chuck the Computer out of the window.....I am using Office Excel on Mac but that does not normally make a difference to formulas. Thank you!! Lyndsey |
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Lyndsey,
Try this in B1 =IF(A1=0,A1,IF(A1=1,VLOOKUP(A2,H1:I10,2,FALSE),"Un specified")) Note that the value to look up if A1 is 1 is in A2 and the lookup array is H1 to I10 all of which can be changed as required. You didn't say what you wanted for other values in A1o the formula will return "Unspevcified" Mike "Honey" wrote: Hello Here is the problem - If cell A1 has 0 then I want B1 to be 0...however if A1= 1 I want B1 to display the result from a look up table. I just keep getting error messages and I am ready to chuck the Computer out of the window.....I am using Office Excel on Mac but that does not normally make a difference to formulas. Thank you!! Lyndsey |
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If you post the formula that isn't working, you'll likely get a custom,
working formula back.... otherwise, you'll receive a generic formula that may or may not solve your problem. *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Honey" wrote: Hello Here is the problem - If cell A1 has 0 then I want B1 to be 0...however if A1= 1 I want B1 to display the result from a look up table. I just keep getting error messages and I am ready to chuck the Computer out of the window.....I am using Office Excel on Mac but that does not normally make a difference to formulas. Thank you!! Lyndsey |
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-- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Honey" wrote in message ups.com... Hello Here is the problem - If cell A1 has 0 then I want B1 to be 0...however if A1= 1 I want B1 to display the result from a look up table. I just keep getting error messages and I am ready to chuck the Computer out of the window.....I am using Office Excel on Mac but that does not normally make a difference to formulas. Thank you!! Lyndsey |
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