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This sounds very doable. Can you post a small example? Thanks,
Fraser |
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I have almost cracked it by using parts of formulas i found on other threads. I am using the following formula
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A21,Sheet2!$I$2:Sheet2!$J$6498 ,2,0)),"Not in List",VLOOKUP(A21,Sheet2!$I$2:Sheet2!$J$6498,2,0)) However i also want to display the values in col L, how would i change this formula to show those values? |
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I'm still not sure what exactly you are trying to do...displace column L in a seperate cell or in the same cell. Since these are both text values, you might be looking for a =CONCATENATE( function, which will splice text from two cells together.
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Hi Delson,
Try this: Code:
=IF(ISNA(MATCH(A21,Sheet2!$I$2:Sheet2!$I$6498,0)),"Not in List",VLOOKUP(A21,Sheet2!$I$2:Sheet2!$L$6498,4,0)) |
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