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nested vlookup does not work
Hi,
I have the following situation: We have a list with all personnel and a list with members of Pensionfund. We need to indicate with "No" the empty records and the records with 4 which means ex member. Where must I indicate the 4, if I put it with a comma before the false it is invalid. the 4th column contains the values. =IF(VLOOKUP(A936,'PF members'!A:D,4,4,FALSE)="","No","Yes") Plse HELP. Thanks, Lupe |
nested vlookup does not work
First, you have too many arguments in your VLOOKUP. I'm not clear on the
rest of what you want so can't assist further until it's clarified. "Lupe" wrote: Hi, I have the following situation: We have a list with all personnel and a list with members of Pensionfund. We need to indicate with "No" the empty records and the records with 4 which means ex member. Where must I indicate the 4, if I put it with a comma before the false it is invalid. the 4th column contains the values. =IF(VLOOKUP(A936,'PF members'!A:D,4,4,FALSE)="","No","Yes") Plse HELP. Thanks, Lupe |
nested vlookup does not work
Try this:
=IF(OR(VLOOKUP(A936,'PF members'!A:D,4,0)={"",4}),"No","Yes") Biff "Lupe" wrote in message ... Hi, I have the following situation: We have a list with all personnel and a list with members of Pensionfund. We need to indicate with "No" the empty records and the records with 4 which means ex member. Where must I indicate the 4, if I put it with a comma before the false it is invalid. the 4th column contains the values. =IF(VLOOKUP(A936,'PF members'!A:D,4,4,FALSE)="","No","Yes") Plse HELP. Thanks, Lupe |
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