Nested Vlookup Question

matty_lou82

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I am using the following in order to establish if the data in Cell C appears in Column G, returning either Match or Non Match text as a result.

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C4,$G$4:$G$84,1,0)),"Non Match","Match")

I would like to add a third return text return option stating 'Blank', if there is no data in the respective cell in column C.

So in short, if the above vlookup is trying to lookup a cell that is blank, text stating 'blank' is returned.

Is this possible?

TIA,
 

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=IF(C4="","Blank",IF(COUNTIFS($G$4:$G$84,C4),"Match","Non Match"))
 
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