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=IF(OR(RIGHT(A1,1)="L",RIGHT(A1,1)="D"),RIGHT(A1,1),"") Drag down to fill all cells.
In the examples, will cell references B18 & L18 vs B20 & L20 become the SAME cells? If so then assuming everything for Row 18 then try: =IF(OR( AND(B18<>$D$2, L18>=0), AND(B18=$D$2, L18>$F$2) ), VLOOKUP(B18,$D$2:$E$5,2,FALSE),VLOOKUP(B18,$D$2:$F$5,3,FALSE...
3) The VLOOKUP formula obviously uses absolute references so that when I drag the formula horizontally to copy it into other columns it retains the Lookup_value and Table_array references. However, I'm unable to copy the working formula into the rows below as it just takes with it t...
=if(a4="","") =if(g4="crew",""),if(g4="pax",vlookup(a4,pax!a:u, 5,false)) I must prepare functions in whole sheet but if I don't type argument in cells always show error msg #N\A Thanks, Sinisa Dubai_Red To split on part ...
HI friends, I've been struggling for a weak with this 😞 help me please, I've got a list of employee IDs on sheet1 gathering all information on...
uses absolute references so that when I drag the formula horizontally to copy it into other columns it retains the Lookup_value and Table_array references. However, I'm unable to copy the working formula into the rows below as it just takes with it the values already in the cells. ...
Lookup Table 1 contains a VLOOKUP formula in the top row that allows me to enter an SKU and then display the corresponding data from the Reference Table. That essentially does what I want it to do, with the following limitiations:
Lookup Table 1 contains a VLOOKUP formula in the top row that allows me to enter an SKU and then display the corresponding data from the Reference Table. That essentially does what I want it to do, with the following limitiations:
=VLOOKUP(LookupTable1[@[SKU]:[SKU]],ReferenceTable,MATCH(LookupTable1[[#Headers],[Brand]],ReferenceTable[#Headers],0),FALSE) First part LookupTable1[@[SKU]:[SKU]] is kind of absolute reference which fixes your SKU column when you copy the formula to the right. ...