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It is not possible to fully debug an incomplete formula. Copy the entire
formula from the formula bar and paste it into the your post (do not retype, as you may introduce subtle differences). When 'Exec Sum'!D11 contains something other than "C", "L", or "M" do you get the (nonzero) contents of the appropriate cell from 'Market Summary'!Q9:Q21 ? If not, is there a circular reference somewhere in your workbook that is preventing recalculation? For that matter, check your options (Tools|Options|Calculation in versions prior to 2007) to be certain that Automatic is selected. Jerry "Peet" wrote: Hi, I am trying to use this formula below to calculate costs based on reference letters, but now want to exclude some of the letters used in it so it doesn't include certain costs in to the equation. The problem is it is only returning a result of zero. Any ideas why this is happening? =IF(OR('Exec Sum'!D11="C",'Exec Sum'!D11="L",'Exec Sum'!D11="M"),0,LOOKUP($F$11,{0,"A/B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I","J","K","L","M"},'M arket Summary'!Q9:Q21)+IF(OR('Exec Sum'!D12="C",'Exec Sum'!D12="L",'Exec Sum'!D12="M"),0,LOOKUP($F$11,{0,"A/B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I","J","K","L","M"},'M arket Summary'!$Q$9:$Q$21)+IF.................. thanks for looking! -- Peet |