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I have the following formula in colmun Q
=IF(ISNA(Q12(T8,CPT!$B$64:$B$89,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP (T8,CPT!$B$64:$D$89,3,FALSE)) I also want to add the condition that if in column I the age is less than 50 then return a value of blank. Please help- dlvv |
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=IF(OR(I8<50,ISNA(Q12(T8,CPT!$B$64:$B$89,FALSE))), "",VLOOKUP(T8,CPT!$B$64:$D
$89,3,FALSE)) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "dlvv" wrote in message ... I have the following formula in colmun Q =IF(ISNA(Q12(T8,CPT!$B$64:$B$89,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP (T8,CPT!$B$64:$D$89,3,FALS E)) I also want to add the condition that if in column I the age is less than 50 then return a value of blank. Please help- dlvv |
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