vlookup question ?

coltheplumb

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Hi all :) yup it's me again :stickouttounge:
ok what i am after this time .... i have this...
=VLOOKUP(DU8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2)+VLOOKUP(DW8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2)

now i want to add this to it somehow ?:confused:
=VLOOKUP($DN$4:$DO$6,2)

so what i'm trying to do is in just cell C1 get the information from DU8 and DW8, and get the result to appear in cell C1. any ideas :confused:
thanks for any help
Colin X
 

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Hi Again :)
yes i know i have left out a lookup cell, i want the lookup cell to be the one that the formula is in so the formula is in cell C1 but i want the answer/result to be in C1 also. i have tried all different ways to achieve this but to no avail :(

All this in cell C1
=VLOOKUP(DU8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2)+VLOOKUP(DW8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2),=VLOOKUP(C1,$DN$4:$DO$6,2)... so i want all of this in cell C1.

all help much appriciated

Colin X



 
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you could try

=VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP(DU8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2)+VLOOKUP(DW8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2),$DN$4:$DO$6,2)
 
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ok im back again :)
is there anyway i can stop the #N/A showing in the cell that the formula is in ? i know it clears itself once the information has been entered into the relative cells but just thought it would look better without it. :eeek:
Cheers
Colin X
 
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Hello Coltheplumb,

Use the iferror combination like;

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,'Coll B'!A:A,1,0),"")
 
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Hi Jude24 :).

That sort off stuff is way over my head :eeek: , i would have no idea where i sould put that on my worksheet???
i did copy it from here and paste it in a small corner, and my documents opened up for me to name it :confused:gulp!!

Thanks for your help anyway :biggrin:

Colin X
 
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I want to believe this formula posted by Arcticwarrio worked for you (4)

I have just adjusted it:

=iferror(VLOOKUP(VLOOKUP(DU8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2)+VLOOKUP(DW8,$DT$3:$DU$5,2),$DN$4:$DO$6,2),0)

This formula will return 0 instead of error message. You could further twik it to return nothing... that is by changing the last 0) to "")

Let me know if it helps.

Regards
 
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:rofl: I just love you people XXXXXX Thank you ever so much Jude24, i tried it first with a ,0) but that only changed the #N/A to #NAME, but when i tried the ,"") well i could have wet myself :laugh:.

Thanks again

Colin XXX
 
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