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djlw84 djlw84 is offline Excel VLOOKUP - Return cells that are not blank from range of specified cells Mac OS X Excel VLOOKUP - Return cells that are not blank from range of specified cells Office 2019
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Please see attached sample workbook.

Form1 is where users forms requests are being recorded.Sheet 2 is where I want the formula to be applied (in Column H). I have put the desired result in the column.

I want to lookup the ID number in Column A of Sheet 2 against Form1 and return the client name from one of the 12 cells that could contain a client name (only one of these 12 cells will ever have a value in).

As I mentioned before, the formula was working fine before I tried to add the four new column/cell references (AH, AI, AJ and AK).

Hopefully this makes sense - happy to clarify further if needed!
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