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I am trying to write a formula that will first look at the value in C3 which
is identified by either 1 or 99. Then depending on either of these two numbers, use a specific vlookup to a certain table. The best way I can explain is to If cell c3="1", then vlookup(a3,named range, 7,0)*B3 or if cell c3="99" then vlookup(a3,named range,7,0)*b3 A3 B3 C3 D3 CPT Multiplier Locality 01 or 99 Allowable 99201 120% Susan |
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If cell c3="1", then vlookup(a3,named range, 7,0)*B3
or if cell c3="99" then vlookup(a3,named range,7,0)*b3 So you have 2 different lookup tables? Assuming that C3 can only be either 1 or 99 and nothing else. Try this... =VLOOKUP(A3,IF(C3=1,named_range1,named_range2),7,0 )*B3 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Susan" wrote in message ... I am trying to write a formula that will first look at the value in C3 which is identified by either 1 or 99. Then depending on either of these two numbers, use a specific vlookup to a certain table. The best way I can explain is to If cell c3="1", then vlookup(a3,named range, 7,0)*B3 or if cell c3="99" then vlookup(a3,named range,7,0)*b3 A3 B3 C3 D3 CPT Multiplier Locality 01 or 99 Allowable 99201 120% Susan |
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