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Using Vlookup and If functions simultaneously
Is it possible to use Vlookup and If functions together in one formula? If
so, please give an example. |
Using Vlookup and If functions simultaneously
Depends on the If you want!
If(I3="",VLOOKUP(J2,Sheet1!A:E,4,0),0) Are you attempting to accomplish something that we can help with? "Vlookup and If" wrote: Is it possible to use Vlookup and If functions together in one formula? If so, please give an example. |
Using Vlookup and If functions simultaneously
Is it possible to do the vlookup first and then based on what is in the cell
apply the if function? "Sean Timmons" wrote: Depends on the If you want! If(I3="",VLOOKUP(J2,Sheet1!A:E,4,0),0) Are you attempting to accomplish something that we can help with? "Vlookup and If" wrote: Is it possible to use Vlookup and If functions together in one formula? If so, please give an example. |
Using Vlookup and If functions simultaneously
Well, that would be =IF(VLOOKUP(J2,Sheet1!A:E,4,0)="X","TRUE","FALSE")
"Vlookup and If" wrote: Is it possible to do the vlookup first and then based on what is in the cell apply the if function? "Sean Timmons" wrote: Depends on the If you want! If(I3="",VLOOKUP(J2,Sheet1!A:E,4,0),0) Are you attempting to accomplish something that we can help with? "Vlookup and If" wrote: Is it possible to use Vlookup and If functions together in one formula? If so, please give an example. |
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