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![]() Hi, I have been struggling with the same problem since last week and really hope that someone can help me. My worksheet has three columns, the first is a material input, the second the temperature (T) input and the third is an equation (say y = mT +c). There are also 20 rows for different components. Each material has a different formula which is defined on a separate sheet. My problem is with using both the temperature and Material as inputs. I can reference the equations for each material but I can't get them for the different temperatures. I'm not sure whether (and how) to nest VLOOKUP functions or if there is a simplier solution. I hope that my explanation is clear and that some Guru may be able to help me! Thanks, CroatWonder -- CroatWonder ------------------------------------------------------------------------ CroatWonder's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25804 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=392069 |
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