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    Re: How to map two tables

    Thank you Richard for your answer. I have tried but I get this error message:
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    Re: How to map two tables

    Quote Originally Posted by laura6776 View Post
    Thank you Richard for your answer. I have tried but I get this error message:
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    Re: How to map two tables

    Here is the workbook. I have commented the formula you advised me to put in, otherwise it was not possible to save the file.
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    Re: How to map two tables

    Quote Originally Posted by laura6776 View Post
    Here is the workbook. I have commented the formula you advised me to put in, otherwise it was not possible to save the file.
    You did not use the formula I gave you.

    You used

    =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D5:$G$14,2,FALSE),"")

    In gave you

    =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A5,$F$5:$G$14,2,FALSE),"")

    Your formula did not contain the first element of a VLOOKUP, i.e. the value to use in the first column of the range containing the data you want, i..e A5 which contains the ID. Furthermore the range you were lookingup was D5:G14 and not F5:F14

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    Re: How to map two tables

    Whoooo AMAZING! Richard's solution works... just perfectly! I have not tried the other ones since this one seems simpler to me.
    Thanks everyone for your help!

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