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    Re: If with vlookup

    =IF(K1="w","no",IF(countif(E3:E13,k1),k1,"")
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    Re: If with vlookup

    Well, the OP said originally that:

    this formula works for me
    and just wanted to cope with spaces - clearly, it didn't work very well.

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    Re: If with vlookup

    Quote Originally Posted by Pete_UK View Post
    Well, the OP said originally that:



    and just wanted to cope with spaces - clearly, it didn't work very well.

    Pete
    Thank u pete actually its working first time i copy down it cell reference changing so i figured out like this

    =IF(K1="","",IF(K1="w","no",VLOOKUP($K$1,$E$3:$E$12,1,0)))

    now its working fine

    thanks again.

    MJR

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