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Vlookup
If I enter York in cell E2 I want Vlookup to be
=VLOOKUP(E2,York,2). But if I enter Hereford in cell E2 the Vlookup formula must be =VLOOKUP(E2,Hereford,2). So, I need this part of the formula to change depending on what is in cell E2. If there were only two variations I would use a nested formula? But I have around 25 possibilities that I need to look up. Is there an easier way? |
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