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Hi,
I think this formula solves it for you (translated, I hope it is correct). =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A6;data;1;FALSE));0;1) See attachment for an example. /Bjorn |
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Hi launcher,
Instead of guessing at what you mean by "a certain amount" and providing an inaccurate solution, would you please post a sample spreadsheet? Cheers, |
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