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I have read the other posts similar to my question - but I still do not
understand. Please help. My problem is I would like to lookup a code that is specific to a value to determine if it exists in a table of data I have created. For example the following table is named "DATA". VALUE CODE 1111 505 1111 506 1111 507 1112 505 1112 609 1112 803 I have a value in cell F3 and a code in cell I3. I want to be able to create a formula in cell M3 which will determine if I have a valid code for the value. For instance I need to determine if code 505 is valid for Value 1111. Since it is I need a response of "Valid". On the other hand if I have a code of 803 for value 1111 I need a response of "Invalid". Thanks for your help!! |
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Hi Lois,
Try this formula: =IF(OR((A2:A10=I3)*(B2:B10=F3)),"Valid","Invalid") Enter this as an array formula by pressing Shift+Ctrl+Enter instead of Enter. Add absolute references if you intend to copy it down. =IF(OR((A$1:A$4=I3)*(B$1:B$4=F3)),"Valid","Invalid ") I put the table you display in A1:B10. Cheers, Shane Devenshire Microsoft Excel MVP "Lois" wrote in message ... I have read the other posts similar to my question - but I still do not understand. Please help. My problem is I would like to lookup a code that is specific to a value to determine if it exists in a table of data I have created. For example the following table is named "DATA". VALUE CODE 1111 505 1111 506 1111 507 1112 505 1112 609 1112 803 I have a value in cell F3 and a code in cell I3. I want to be able to create a formula in cell M3 which will determine if I have a valid code for the value. For instance I need to determine if code 505 is valid for Value 1111. Since it is I need a response of "Valid". On the other hand if I have a code of 803 for value 1111 I need a response of "Invalid". Thanks for your help!! |
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=IF(SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10=I3),--(B1:B10=F3))0,"Valid","Invalid") replace A1:A10 and B1:B10 with the 2 value and code ranges -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Lois" wrote in message ... I have read the other posts similar to my question - but I still do not understand. Please help. My problem is I would like to lookup a code that is specific to a value to determine if it exists in a table of data I have created. For example the following table is named "DATA". VALUE CODE 1111 505 1111 506 1111 507 1112 505 1112 609 1112 803 I have a value in cell F3 and a code in cell I3. I want to be able to create a formula in cell M3 which will determine if I have a valid code for the value. For instance I need to determine if code 505 is valid for Value 1111. Since it is I need a response of "Valid". On the other hand if I have a code of 803 for value 1111 I need a response of "Invalid". Thanks for your help!! |
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