Vlookup over 2 column first shows N/A

chally3

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Hi everyone,

Can someone please help, I have enevr had to do this before.

I have a standard lookup formula =VLOOKUP(E:E,[mc.9.xlsx]mc.9!$A:$G,4,0) but if the first result comes back as #N/A then look again but in column 6


Is this possible?

Thank you
 

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=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(E:E,[mc.9.xlsx]mc.9!$A:$G,4,0),VLOOKUP(E:E,[mc.9.xlsx]mc.9!$A:$G,6,0))
 
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