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Default If equation with a VLookUp

Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone can help me? I'm trying to use a combination of an If equation and a VLookup across two different spreadsheets and I'm not sure how to word the formula.

Basically, on the SZX TEST 1.0 spreadsheet, if the contents of Column C is 'Y' then on the Column B on the SZX Delivery Note 1.0 is filled in with the VLookup, and if Column C is blank, then Column B is also blank.

The formula I've been trying is:
=IF('[SZX TEST 1.0.xls]MT'!$C:$C="Y","=VLOOKUP($A:$A,'[SZX SHENZEN TEST (2).xls]MT'!$B:$AA,6,FALSE)","")

And I know the VLookUp part is right but I think I've messed up on wording of it perhaps? To be honest Column C doesn't need to be 'Y', it could be a number like '1' just as long as the formula works I'm not fussed on letter/number is in Column C.

I realise I probably haven't explained it too well, but I've attached the two spreadsheets if that helps?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Many thanks,
Liz
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