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=IF and VLOOKUP
Dumb question, but here goes.
I'm trying to combine two functions and really just guessing how to combine the two - =IF(C129="Low","(=VLOOKUP(C102, Sheet4!$E$2:F$38, 2, FALSE))"," (=VLOOKUP(C102,Sheet4!$A$2:B$38,2,FALSE))") That was my feeble guess, and naturally it does not work ..... Cell C129 Can be "Low" or something Else (not blank). If it's Low, I want to take the score in C102 and go get the results in the first VLOOKUP statement. If it's not Low, I want to take the score in C102 and go get the (different results) in the second VLOOKUP statement. IfC129 is blank, then I don't want any result. I've searched for a while and can't find what I'm looking for ...... Thanks guys! |
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=IF and VLOOKUP
ok what about this,
=IF(C129="Low",VLOOKUP(C102, Sheet4!$E$2:$F$38, 2,FALSE),VLOOKUP(C102,Sheet4!$A$2:$B$38,2,FALSE)) Let me know if that works "Theo" wrote: Dumb question, but here goes. I'm trying to combine two functions and really just guessing how to combine the two - =IF(C129="Low","(=VLOOKUP(C102, Sheet4!$E$2:F$38, 2, FALSE))"," (=VLOOKUP(C102,Sheet4!$A$2:B$38,2,FALSE))") That was my feeble guess, and naturally it does not work ..... Cell C129 Can be "Low" or something Else (not blank). If it's Low, I want to take the score in C102 and go get the results in the first VLOOKUP statement. If it's not Low, I want to take the score in C102 and go get the (different results) in the second VLOOKUP statement. IfC129 is blank, then I don't want any result. I've searched for a while and can't find what I'm looking for ...... Thanks guys! |
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=IF and VLOOKUP
Yahoo - that worked. So I was pretty close :)
Thank you Chris T "chris" wrote: ok what about this, =IF(C129="Low",VLOOKUP(C102, Sheet4!$E$2:$F$38, 2,FALSE),VLOOKUP(C102,Sheet4!$A$2:$B$38,2,FALSE)) Let me know if that works "Theo" wrote: Dumb question, but here goes. I'm trying to combine two functions and really just guessing how to combine the two - =IF(C129="Low","(=VLOOKUP(C102, Sheet4!$E$2:F$38, 2, FALSE))"," (=VLOOKUP(C102,Sheet4!$A$2:B$38,2,FALSE))") That was my feeble guess, and naturally it does not work ..... Cell C129 Can be "Low" or something Else (not blank). If it's Low, I want to take the score in C102 and go get the results in the first VLOOKUP statement. If it's not Low, I want to take the score in C102 and go get the (different results) in the second VLOOKUP statement. IfC129 is blank, then I don't want any result. I've searched for a while and can't find what I'm looking for ...... Thanks guys! |
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