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"Moh" wrote:
This is what i tried ... but it returns with #N/A =LOOKUP(D5,{"Fusion","Openzone","Featureline 1 Year","Voip";15,35,5,78}) Think the lookup_vector** needs to be sorted in ascending order "A-Z", viz. try it in D6 as: =LOOKUP(D5,{"Featureline 1 Year","Fusion","Openzone","Voip";5,15,35,78}) **the part: {"Fusion","Openzone","Featureline 1 Year","Voip"; ... But perhaps a less ambiguous way is to use vlookup with 4th param set to zero/FALSE for an exact match (as suggested earlier). Here's an adaptation which suits your context .. In D6: =IF(D5="","",VLOOKUP(D5,{"Fusion",15;"Openzone",35 ;"Featureline 1 Year",5;"Voip",78},2,0)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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