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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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