If another cell contains value from range, then = another cell's value

SevenOut

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  1. 2013
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  1. Windows
A1:A10 May contain values found in range E1:E10.
Formula In Cell B2: If A2 contains a value from range E1:E10, then reference the value from A1.
I'm having difficulty figuring out a formula to accomplish this.
 

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try this formula in B2
=IF(COUNTIF($E$1:$E$10,A2),$A$1,"")
 
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Got this to work by:
=IF(A2>"",$A$1,"")

In this case, I did not need to check of values matched any in range E1:E10, just that they held a value.
 
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