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I am trying to convert a Lotus file over to Excel, and am having some trouble
converting an error handling dget function. =IF(ISERR(DGET(Databaseread,"Name","GROUP ID"=GroupNumber)),VLOOKUP(GroupNumber,Databaseread ,4,FALSE),DGET(Databaseread,"NAME","GROUP ID"=GroupNumber)) This is the function that was used in Lotus; it returns the name of a company by looking at the ID number. I need to keep it as pure as possible to the Lotus file. Any help would be appreciated- thanks! -- earth21994 |
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