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![]() I wrote a formula to be able to change a part number based on the color and length of a part. The color cell (always located at K14) and the part length (E16 below but changes) in the formula change when I copy to a new cell. How can I get it to change only the part length cell but not the color cell when I copy to a new cell? (hope that's not too confusing) =IF((K14="TUDOR BROWN"),VLOOKUP(E16,TBROWN,2),IF((K14="SPANISH CLAY"),VLOOKUP(E16,SCLAY,2),IF((K14="OCEAN BLUE"),VLOOKUP(E16,OBLUE,2),IF((K14="SLATE GRAY"),VLOOKUP(E16,SGRAY,2),IF((K14="REGAL RED"),VLOOKUP(E16,RRED,2),IF((K14="CLASSIC GREEN"),VLOOKUP(E16,CGREEN,2))))))) Thanks. ![]() -- Jettero2112 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jettero2112's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16622 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=314875 |
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