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Thank you DazzaData. It helped.
"DazzaData" wrote: Hi, You kinda answered your own question in the last para:) IF (VLOOKUP#1<0,VLOOKUP#1, (IF VLOOKUP#2<0,VLOOKUP#2,VLOOKUP#3) ) Actually there may be a whole other way of dealing with this issue rather than nest ifs and vlookups, but you would need to set out the problem more fully for us Cheers "new_121" wrote: Hi, Does anyone know, what formula I should use, if I would like to vlookup for certain thing (name) and return the value in column 1 if the value is different from zero, but look at the column 2 in case vlookup in column 1 is zero. And if vlookup in column 1 and column 2 turn to be zero then vlookup the value in column 3 - if that is empty as well then return "" (nothing). Please help me, because I'm stuck with this formula :( |
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