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Old 10-27-2015, 07:27 AM
gebobs gebobs is offline Using a VLOOKUP - when 2 rows match criteria it returns the first value in the cel only how 2 change Windows 7 64bit Using a VLOOKUP - when 2 rows match criteria it returns the first value in the cel only how 2 change Office 2010 64bit
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Here's one way...

Code:
=if(COUNTIFS('Latest SQ01 Dumps'!A:A,'Cost Data Sheet Lookup Table'!A3,'Latest SQ01 Dumps'!O:O,"Open")>0,"Open","Closed")
A bit of creative criticism, I would rename your tabs to something more concise ideally without spaces. This will make your formulas a bit more aesthetic. For example, if your tabs were Validation, Dumps, and Lookups, the formula then would be:

Code:
=if(COUNTIFS(Dumps!A:A,Lookups!A3,Dumps!O:O,"Open")>0,"Open","Closed")
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