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Greetings everyone,
First question, is there anyway to "optimize" this formula: =IF(J3="","",IF(J3="F",0,IF(J3="P",60,IF(J3<AU$6,1 00,IF(E3="M",IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(J3,'Male Tables'!$AJ$4:AT$140,AR3)),"",VLOOKUP(J3,'Male Tables'!$AJ$4:AT$140,AR3)),IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(J3,' Female Tables'!$AH$4:AR$140,AR3)),"",VLOOKUP(J3,'Female Tables'!$AH$4:AR$140,AR3))))))) Second question, my first column is a time assending column split every 6 seconds, my vlookup works as Microsoft has it, but I need to know how to do this... time value1 value2 value3 12:54 100 100 100 13:00 99 100 100 13:06 98 99 100 13:12 97 98 99 so if the time I'm searching for turns out to be 13:05 (not doing exact match here) based off of value 3, it will default to pulling up the 13:12 time of "99" when I actually need it to pull up the "100" in value3, is there anyway to tell the vlookup not to go to the next value and read the first value it finds? I hope I made sense of this. Very Respectfully -- Just an ordinary Joe |
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