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Using ISNA on more than one column within an If Function
Hi All,
I'm trying to construct a formula that looks at the following section of data: A B C D #N/A less than 12mnths Not On List 12 to 18mnths #N/A 1 Essentially I want to show in Column D a value based on the following: Where the value in column C shows anything other than "not On List" is assigns "1" If however, the value shown is Not On List then it needs to lookup the value in Column A and return the corresponding value in the associated lookup table. The catch comes when the value in Column A is #N/A...if that's the case it should then look in Column B on the same basis as it looked in Column A. Does any of that make sense...I hope so! I've tried the following...but have got stuck. =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(O5,'Ref Tables'!$K$3:$L$12,3,FALSE)),"1",VLOOKUP(M5,'Ref Tables'!$K$3:$L$12,3,FALSE)) |
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Using ISNA on more than one column within an If Function
Part A:
=IF(C1<"Not on list",1, VLOOKUP(A1,table,column,FALSE)) Part B =IF(C1<"Not on list",1, IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,table,column,FALSE)), VLOOKUP(B1,table,column,FALSE) ,VLOOKUP(A1,table,column,FALSE)) ) Neater formula if using Excel 2007 =IF(C1<"Not on list",1, IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A1,table,column,FALSE), VLOOKUP(B1,table,column,FALSE) )) best wishes -- Bernard Liengme http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme Microsoft Excel MVP "Lyons550" wrote in message ... Hi All, I'm trying to construct a formula that looks at the following section of data: A B C D #N/A less than 12mnths Not On List 12 to 18mnths #N/A 1 Essentially I want to show in Column D a value based on the following: Where the value in column C shows anything other than "not On List" is assigns "1" If however, the value shown is Not On List then it needs to lookup the value in Column A and return the corresponding value in the associated lookup table. The catch comes when the value in Column A is #N/A...if that's the case it should then look in Column B on the same basis as it looked in Column A. Does any of that make sense...I hope so! I've tried the following...but have got stuck. =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(O5,'Ref Tables'!$K$3:$L$12,3,FALSE)),"1",VLOOKUP(M5,'Ref Tables'!$K$3:$L$12,3,FALSE)) |
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Using ISNA on more than one column within an If Function
Try this:
=IF(C2<"Not On List",1,VLOOKUP(IF(ISERROR(A2),B2,A2),'Ref Tables'!$K$3:$L$12,2,FALSE)) -- Regards! Stefi €˛Lyons550€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Hi All, I'm trying to construct a formula that looks at the following section of data: A B C D #N/A less than 12mnths Not On List 12 to 18mnths #N/A 1 Essentially I want to show in Column D a value based on the following: Where the value in column C shows anything other than "not On List" is assigns "1" If however, the value shown is Not On List then it needs to lookup the value in Column A and return the corresponding value in the associated lookup table. The catch comes when the value in Column A is #N/A...if that's the case it should then look in Column B on the same basis as it looked in Column A. Does any of that make sense...I hope so! I've tried the following...but have got stuck. =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(O5,'Ref Tables'!$K$3:$L$12,3,FALSE)),"1",VLOOKUP(M5,'Ref Tables'!$K$3:$L$12,3,FALSE)) |
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