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From: Sarah on 15 Apr 2010 10:15 Ok so below is my main information on my summary spreadsheet and the due date column is where I need the formula to pull in. deal_num Instrument Type Due Date 20732 PWR-EXCH-FUT 9/29/2009 20733 PWR-EXCH-FUT 10/7/2009 20734 PWR-EXCH-FUT 7/2/2009 21607 PWR-PHYS 7/20/2010 21608 PWR-PHYS 7/20/2010 Here is the information from the Futures spreadsheet, so If the instrument type from above is equal to PWR-EXCH-FUT, then lookup the associated deal number on the Futures spreadsheet and pull the event date into due date column above deal_tracking_num event_date 20732 9/29/2009 20733 10/7/2009 20734 7/2/2009 20735 7/2/2009 20736 7/6/2009 And here is the information from the FX spreadsheet for the 2nd vlookup, so If the instrument type from above is not equal to PWR-EXCH-FUT, then lookup the associated deal number in the FX spreadsheet and pull the event date into due date column above deal_tracking_num event_date 21589 1/20/2011 21607 7/20/2010 21608 7/20/2010 21609 7/20/2010 21618 1/20/2011 21619 1/20/2011 "Eduardo" wrote: > Hi, > could you post an example of your data and the results you are looking for, > thanks > > "Sarah" wrote: > > > Everything feeds in as #NA with that formula. > > > > "Eduardo" wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > =if(B3="PWRFUT",lookup(A3,'FUT'!A1:C20,2),lookup(A3,'FX'!A1:C20,2)) > > > > > > "Sarah" wrote: > > > > > > > Hi All, > > > > > > > > I am looking to use an if statement with 2 separate vlookups. Is this > > > > possible? Basically what I want to do is if B3=PWRFUT then > > > > lookup(A3,'FUT'!A1:C20,2) > > > > However, if B3 does not equal PWRFUT then lookup(A3,'FX'!A1:C20,2) > > > > > > > > Please help - thanks
From: Jacob Skaria on 15 Apr 2010 10:18 Try =IF(B3="PWRFUT",VLOOKUP(A3,FUT!A1:C20,2,0),VLOOKUP(A3,FX!A1:C20,2,0)) -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Sarah" wrote: > Hi All, > > I am looking to use an if statement with 2 separate vlookups. Is this > possible? Basically what I want to do is if B3=PWRFUT then > lookup(A3,'FUT'!A1:C20,2) > However, if B3 does not equal PWRFUT then lookup(A3,'FX'!A1:C20,2) > > Please help - thanks
From: Sarah on 15 Apr 2010 10:24 Hi Jacob - that formula pulls in the date for anything that is PWRFUT, but if B3 does not equal that, then its not looking up on the FX sheet. Everything that isnt PWRFUT is feeding in as N/A "Jacob Skaria" wrote: > Try > > =IF(B3="PWRFUT",VLOOKUP(A3,FUT!A1:C20,2,0),VLOOKUP(A3,FX!A1:C20,2,0)) > > -- > Jacob (MVP - Excel) > > > "Sarah" wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > > I am looking to use an if statement with 2 separate vlookups. Is this > > possible? Basically what I want to do is if B3=PWRFUT then > > lookup(A3,'FUT'!A1:C20,2) > > However, if B3 does not equal PWRFUT then lookup(A3,'FX'!A1:C20,2) > > > > Please help - thanks
From: Sarah on 15 Apr 2010 10:41 Actually Jacob I adjusted it and it works now. Thanks so much for your help. "Sarah" wrote: > Hi Jacob - that formula pulls in the date for anything that is PWRFUT, but if > B3 does not equal that, then its not looking up on the FX sheet. Everything > that isnt PWRFUT is feeding in as N/A > > "Jacob Skaria" wrote: > > > Try > > > > =IF(B3="PWRFUT",VLOOKUP(A3,FUT!A1:C20,2,0),VLOOKUP(A3,FX!A1:C20,2,0)) > > > > -- > > Jacob (MVP - Excel) > > > > > > "Sarah" wrote: > > > > > Hi All, > > > > > > I am looking to use an if statement with 2 separate vlookups. Is this > > > possible? Basically what I want to do is if B3=PWRFUT then > > > lookup(A3,'FUT'!A1:C20,2) > > > However, if B3 does not equal PWRFUT then lookup(A3,'FX'!A1:C20,2) > > > > > > Please help - thanks
From: Eduardo on 15 Apr 2010 11:11 Hi, try =IF(B1="PWR-EXCH-FUT",INDEX(FUT!$B$2:$B$20,MATCH(A1,FUT!$A$2:$A$20,0)),INDEX(FX!$B$2:$B$20,MATCH(A1,FX!$A$2:$A$20,0))) "Sarah" wrote: > Ok so below is my main information on my summary spreadsheet and the due date > column is where I need the formula to pull in. > > deal_num Instrument Type Due Date > 20732 PWR-EXCH-FUT 9/29/2009 > 20733 PWR-EXCH-FUT 10/7/2009 > 20734 PWR-EXCH-FUT 7/2/2009 > 21607 PWR-PHYS 7/20/2010 > 21608 PWR-PHYS 7/20/2010 > > > Here is the information from the Futures spreadsheet, so If the instrument > type from above is equal to PWR-EXCH-FUT, then lookup the associated deal > number on the Futures spreadsheet and pull the event date into due date > column above > > deal_tracking_num event_date > 20732 9/29/2009 > 20733 10/7/2009 > 20734 7/2/2009 > 20735 7/2/2009 > 20736 7/6/2009 > > And here is the information from the FX spreadsheet for the 2nd vlookup, so > If the instrument type from above is not equal to PWR-EXCH-FUT, then lookup > the associated deal number in the FX spreadsheet and pull the event date into > due date column above > > deal_tracking_num event_date > 21589 1/20/2011 > 21607 7/20/2010 > 21608 7/20/2010 > 21609 7/20/2010 > 21618 1/20/2011 > 21619 1/20/2011 > > "Eduardo" wrote: > > > Hi, > > could you post an example of your data and the results you are looking for, > > thanks > > > > "Sarah" wrote: > > > > > Everything feeds in as #NA with that formula. > > > > > > "Eduardo" wrote: > > > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > > > =if(B3="PWRFUT",lookup(A3,'FUT'!A1:C20,2),lookup(A3,'FX'!A1:C20,2)) > > > > > > > > "Sarah" wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hi All, > > > > > > > > > > I am looking to use an if statement with 2 separate vlookups. Is this > > > > > possible? Basically what I want to do is if B3=PWRFUT then > > > > > lookup(A3,'FUT'!A1:C20,2) > > > > > However, if B3 does not equal PWRFUT then lookup(A3,'FX'!A1:C20,2) > > > > > > > > > > Please help - thanks
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