Multiple IF statements

afv123

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Hello, I'm trying to combine multiple if statements with vlookups and I'm getting an error that says: You've entered too many arguments for this function"

The formula I've entered is =if(Cell#,="RED",vlookup),IF(Cell#="Yellow",vlookup), etc...
 

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It should be like
Excel Formula:
=if(Cell#,="RED",vlookup,IF(Cell#="Yellow",vlookup,IF(Cell#="Green",vlookup)))
 
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