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Hi,
Of course you might use VLOOKUP =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,'[spreadsheet name]sheet name'!$A:$A,1,FALSE)),"non-priority","priority") This works against a closed workbook. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Lou H" wrote: Help required. Its a pretty basic if statement but it keeps returning the wrong answer. I have 2 spreadsheets and I want to look up a column of numbers in one spreadsheet and return "Priority" if it finds a match and "Non-Priority" if it doesn't. It keeps returning "Non-Priority" even when I know it should be returning "Priority". The syntax I have used is If(A3='[spreadsheet name]sheet name'!$a:$a,"Priority","Non-priority"). What am I doing wrong???? |
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