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I am trying to look up a value in a table that if two variables are met.
If Col F says "Receipt" and Col G has "49" then lookup Col F:O and return the value in the 7 col over. =IF(AND(Sheet1!F:F='Productivity Files'!A7,Sheet1!G:G='Productivity Files'!BB3),VLOOKUP(A7,Transactions,7,0)) - This returns FALSE rather than the actual number. =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!F:F="Receipt"),(Sheet1!G:G="49 "),(Sheet1!L:L)) - This returns #NUM! rather than the actual number. Not all variables are numbers. |
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