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looks up information from a named range in another worksheet
Try something like this: =IF(A15="","",VLOOKUP(A15,named_range,column_index _number,0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jo" wrote in message ... I want to enter a function that in cell B15 will display an empty cell if A15 is blank but otherwise looks up information from a named range in another worksheet. I've got as far as clicking into B15 and putting in =if(A15,"","",=vlookup( The range is on a worksheet called "items" as follows: A3 B3 C3 D3 E3 F3 D001 Dijon Wall Unit Vanilla Gloss 300 £137.99 Jo |
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