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| Civilians | Thanks to Frank Kabel, I have the formula below which works a treat. However, I would like Cell D11 to remain blank, rather than display #N/A, when no value appears in Cells B11 or C11. Cell D11: =INDEX(Rates!$B$2:$J$21,MATCH($C11,Rates!$A$2:$A$2 1,0),MATCH($B11,Rates!$B$2:$J$2,0)) Any ideas? -- Thanks in advance Lee |
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| Civilians | Hi see your other thread. Hear the adaption for your cell ranges =IF(COUNTA(B11:C11)=2,INDEX(Rates!$B$2:$J$21,MATCH ($C11,Rates!$A$2:$A$2 1,0),MATCH($B11,Rates!$B$2:$J$2,0)),"") P.S.: please stay in the original thread -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Lee Kelly wrote: > Thanks to Frank Kabel, I have the formula below which works a treat. > However, I would like Cell D11 to remain blank, rather than display > #N/A, when no value appears in Cells B11 or C11. > > Cell D11: > > =INDEX(Rates!$B$2:$J$21,MATCH($C11,Rates!$A$2:$A$2 1,0),MATCH($B11,Rates !$B$2:$J$2,0)) > > Any ideas? |
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