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Hi,
I'm new to Excel. I'm mapping ages to categories (e.g. age 5 to 0-5 in next field). The formula below works except for age 0, with which I get a #NAME? error. Just wondering if anyone has any ideas about what the problem might be? =IF(AS7, LOOKUP(AS7, Sheet3!$A$1:$B$25), exact) |
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Hi
try =IF(AS7, LOOKUP(AS7, Sheet3!$A$1:$B$25), "exact")
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Hi. I think I solved the problem. I didn't need an if function:
=VLOOKUP(AS6, Sheet3!$A$1:$B$25, 2,FALSE) Thanks. |
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Glad you found your answer
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