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This formula below works as shown
=IF(D10=0.5,(VLOOKUP(I10,Table_A,2,0))). the result is shown in 'J10' But 'D10' has 9 possibilities and 'I10' has to look up 9 tables; Table_A through Table_I which are in sheet three. for each possibility there is a table for the answer. Can someone help with this please. Thanks in advance |
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One way:
=VLOOKUP(I10, INDIRECT(VLOOKUP(D10, $M$1:$N$9,2)),2,FALSE) where M N 1 0.5 Table_A 2 0.74 Table_B 3 ... In article , Serge wrote: This formula below works as shown =IF(D10=0.5,(VLOOKUP(I10,Table_A,2,0))). the result is shown in 'J10' But 'D10' has 9 possibilities and 'I10' has to look up 9 tables; Table_A through Table_I which are in sheet three. for each possibility there is a table for the answer. Can someone help with this please. Thanks in advance |
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Thanks for your reply JE,
Does this mean I need to create extra columns? "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: =VLOOKUP(I10, INDIRECT(VLOOKUP(D10, $M$1:$N$9,2)),2,FALSE) where M N 1 0.5 Table_A 2 0.74 Table_B 3 ... In article , Serge wrote: This formula below works as shown =IF(D10=0.5,(VLOOKUP(I10,Table_A,2,0))). the result is shown in 'J10' But 'D10' has 9 possibilities and 'I10' has to look up 9 tables; Table_A through Table_I which are in sheet three. for each possibility there is a table for the answer. Can someone help with this please. Thanks in advance |
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Don't know how your data tables are set up - I suspect you could just
create another table for the lookup... In article , Serge wrote: Does this mean I need to create extra columns? |
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Hello JE,
I tried and failed, would you be interrested in looking at my spread sheet? Thanks, Serge "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Don't know how your data tables are set up - I suspect you could just create another table for the lookup... In article , Serge wrote: Does this mean I need to create extra columns? |
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Hello JE,
It's 7:15 pm at home and I finally understood the formula and it works fine. I'm so happy. Many thanks again. I just could not see my way through this without your help. Serge J. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Don't know how your data tables are set up - I suspect you could just create another table for the lookup... In article , Serge wrote: Does this mean I need to create extra columns? |
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