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I have a lookup formula and I want to do two things with it.
Formula =LOOKUP(C251,Data!B:B,Data!A:A) When cell C251 is blank it currently returns #N/A, I would like to return a blank cell. Next when a number entered into cell C251 is not found in the specified range (Data!B:B) it returns the next lowest number. (Cell Data!B:B is a list of 7 digit numbers, but some cells contain words. Cell Data!A:A is a list of the names assigned to the number in Data!A:A) I would like it to return just a blank cell. I guess it's the same problem with both, I want it be blank unless it matches something in the list. -- Thanks TimM |
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