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Hi All!
I have read through the postings and have tried on my own...the results have not been all that I would hope for.... Sheet A Column A - a list of positions for planned resources Column C - a list of positions for assigned resources Column E - Department Sheet B Column D - a list of positions Column F - the associated department for each position _____________ Columns A and C have the same data in drop downs, but should not display them at the same time. So if you have a planned resource (Chicken Plucker), you enter the data in Column A; once the person has been assigned, you enter their position in Column C. I would like a formula on Sheet A in cell E1 so Excel would, on row 1, look at cell A1 and do a lookup on Sheet B, finding the entry on Sheet A, cell A1, and returning the associated department; if cell A1 on Sheet A is blank, then the formula would look at cell C1 and do the same lookup. If both A1 and C1 are blank, E1 should be blank (versus an N/A or Value error) This allows for a planned resource to be from one department, but if the assigned resource is from a different department, the correct department will still be in cell E1. I have tried the SUMPRODUCT formulas I have, but they do counts versus returning values. I tried 2 VLOOKUPs nested in an IF statement (along with ISERROR arguments to eliminate the N/A or Value)..... Excel responded to both with the "You formula has an error" and when i clicked ok, it highlighted the whole formula....telling me what Excel really thought of my formula. All help is greatly appreciated. -- Greg |
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