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I think I would be inclined to create 3 named ranges. InsertNameDefineNameTeamA Refers to TeamA!$A$4:$F$100 Repeat for TeaamB and TeamC Then your formula simplifies to =VLOOKUP(A96,INDIRECT(F96),3,0) -- Regards Roger Govier "GD Raynor" <GD wrote in message ... I need to do a function that will look for one of three criterion in a cell, if condition a,b, or c is met, then I need to lookup a person's name and then assign them to a team. So far I've tried the following formulae, but it turns up NA or TRUE. =if(f96="teamA"),vlookup(a96,TeamA!$a$4:$f$100,3,f alse), if(f96="teamB"),vlookup(a96,TeamB!$a$4:$f$100,3,fa lse), if(f96="teamC"),vlookup(a96,TeamC!$a$4:$f$100,3,fa lse) Please advise as I'm quite new to this. Regards. |
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