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You can do it by combining a series of IFs, such as:
IF not present in Sheet1 table THEN IF not present in Sheet2 table THEN IF not present in Sheet3 table THEN "not present" ELSE return Sheet3 value ELSE return Sheet2 value ELSE return Sheet1 value Obviously, this is not an Excel formula, but hopefully you can see how to construct a lookup to 3 different sheets. Hope this helps. Pete |
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