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Hi
I need help with the following formula: =if(=iserr(=match(a2,LIST,0))=0,=vlookup(a2,DATA,1 ),0) Excel says there is something wrong with my formula but won't say what. What is it doing? I have a list of data in columns B, C and D that are unique to the value in A. Basically on Sheet 2 cell B2 I want to lookup a value (in A2) from the selected range (LIST on Sheet1 ie: A2:A100) and if it is there, then I want the cell (B2) to return the corresponding value from column 1 in the range DATA (A2:D100). if it is not there then I want it to return a value of n/a or "#n/a" (anything to indicate it isn't there). I have moved over from Lotus 123 (cause I found it difficult to use) and the formula I use (sucessfully) in 123 is: @if(@iserr(@match(a2,$list,0))=0,@vlookup(a2,$data ,1),0) |
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