Conditional Formatting with Vlookup and IF Funtions over two Tables

mk90

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Hi,

What I am trying to achieve is, when a line in table 2 has
=IF(AND(Orders[Post Pre]="M",Orders[Supplier]="AWS - EXT",Orders[Status]="Completed")
to then look up the Job# in B and find that number in Table 1 and Colour a specific cell (P in table 1, to be linked to Orders[Supplier]="AWS - EXT")

Do I need to use Vlookup after IF(AND), or do I need to use Index/Match?
either of these I cant seem to figure out with conditional formatting.

Thanks
(sorry if this is so confusing!)


See below table photos, I hope it paints the picture of what I would like to achieve...
Sheet 2)
1617842710634.png


Sheet 1)

1617843035349.png
 

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Hi,

You circled Column J & "M", is that Also a requirement?
And for your sample, you want "Y" in P8 highlighted?
 
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Use one of these for your CF formula.

Q21 includes the J Column requirement for M
R21 excludes J Column
Q21:R23 shown for reference purposes Only, you Don't need them.

Change/Adjust Cell Range/References to suit your data:

Book3.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR
583000
683000XYZYES
782000ABCCompleted
881000
981000
1081000AWS - EXTCompletedM
1183000
1283000
1383000
1483000DEFCompleted
1583000
1683000
17
18
19
20
2183000Y00
2282000Y00
2381000Y11
24With JWithout J
Sheet901
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Q21:Q23Q21=COUNTIFS(B$5:B$20,B21,D$5:D$20,"AWS - EXT",I$5:I$20,"Completed",J$5:J$20,"M")
R21:R23R21=COUNTIFS(B$5:B$20,B21,D$5:D$20,"AWS - EXT",I$5:I$20,"Completed")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
P21:P23Expression=COUNTIFS(B$5:B$20,B21,D$5:D$20,"AWS - EXT",I$5:I$20,"Completed",J$5:J$20,"M")textNO
 
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Thank you for your fast reply.

I see what you have done, although I cant get it to work over 2 sheets.
 
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You should be able to adjust the formula with your Sheet Names and Cell Ranges/References for it to work.
 
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