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Hi,
I know there are probably a 100 answer's already posted about this but I can't get one to match. I have a Vlookup formula that i can get to work looking across 2 worksheets but when i add the 3rd it says "too many arguments". my existing formula is: =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($A97,'sheet1'!$A$3:$AR$99,11,F ALSE)),VLOOKUP($A97,'sheet2'!$A$4:$AR$98,11,FALSE) ,VLOOKUP($A97,'sheet1'!$A$3:$AR$99,11,FALSE)) I want to add sheet 3 in there but it returns the error. I'm using consistent formatting $'s & the worksheets are uniformly set out. Any help would be appreciated, especially understanding the brackets/equation. Thanks |
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