Creating a formula using multiple sheets

Amandac6772

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I need to calculate salary increases. I have the main spreadsheet and I have 4 salary tables in separate sheets. I need the formula to look at the Grade the person is paid at (bachelors level, masters level, etc) first to know which sheet to use, then the years of experience column to know what line then the salary is equal to those years of experience.
 

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Which cell contains the person's pay grade?

Which column are the years of experience in?
 
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I'm not sure I know how to explain it. The grade and experience are on the first sheet. I need the formula to look at the grade and find the appropriate salary table in the next 4 sheets, then look at the experience and find that line on the salary table, then plug the salary in. Easy-peasy, right?
 
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I'm not sure I know how to explain it. The grade and experience are on the first sheet. I need the formula to look at the grade and find the appropriate salary table in the next 4 sheets, then look at the experience and find that line on the salary table, then plug the salary in. Easy-peasy, right?

So which column on the first sheet has the grade and which column on the first sheet has the experience?
 
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G has the grade and I has the experience

OK. And I'm assuming your sheet names are Bachelors, Masters, etc....

Which column on those sheets has the experience that you want to match from the first sheet? And which column from those sheets do you want returned when a match is found?
 
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Try this:

=VLOOKUP(I2,INDIRECT(G2&"!A1:C100"),3,0)

Assuming G2 is grade and I2 is years of experience.
 
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It worked great for the Bachelors chart but when I copied it down and it should have looked at the master's chart on another sheet I get a #REF! error.
 
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