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I used the Lookup Wizard to create a formula which is
=INDEX('Penalty Table'!$A$7:$F$26, MATCH(1,'Penalty Table'!$A$7:$A$26,), MATCH(2003,'Penalty Table'!$A$7:$F$7,)). This only works one time. I am creating a form where the employee enters the contract year, the practice code number and then hopefully the percentage from the penalty table is automatically filled in. There will be several lines where they will be filling in this information for contract holders. How can I enter this formula for multiple entries? I think it has something to do with using Ctrl-Shift-Enter to commit the formula. I don't understand how to use this. Susan |
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