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This is the formula that I am using which works very well. =IF(E2=0,"
",(VLOOKUP(E2,Worcester,2,FALSE))). I have a range named WORCESTER for looking up the answer that I need. This is fine if the text in cell E2 DOES =Worcester. BUT, cell E2 will sometimes =Portsmouth so I just edit my formula, which is not ideal. How can I extend the formula so that it uses a different lookup range depending on what is in cell E2? Does this make sense? |
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![]() If I understand your question. This should work: =IF(E2="Worcester",(VLOOKUP(E2,Worcester,2,FALSE)) ,if(E2="Portsmouth", VLOOKUP(E2,Portsmouth,2,FALSE)),""). HTH, Gary Equaliser Wrote: This is the formula that I am using which works very well. =IF(E2=0," ",(VLOOKUP(E2,Worcester,2,FALSE))). I have a range named WORCESTER for looking up the answer that I need. This is fine if the text in cell E2 DOES =Worcester. BUT, cell E2 will sometimes =Portsmouth so I just edit my formula, which is not ideal. How can I extend the formula so that it uses a different lookup range depending on what is in cell E2? Does this make sense? -- GaryE Posted from - http://www.officehelp.in |
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