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    Mixing IF & VLOOKUP Statements?

    Hello - I am a very basic at excel and I was given the task of trying to match numbers to letters. I added a attachment to better explain. So basically if the cell C4 has the number 3 then I need the letter in A3 to display. I got a function that "works" but it doesn't go across the columns at all.

    =IF(C4,VLOOKUP(A22,$A$1:$A$33,COLUMNS(C3),FALSE),0)

    Please help me.
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    Re: Mixing IF & VLOOKUP Statements?

    I hope this what you need

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    Re: Mixing IF & VLOOKUP Statements?

    Wow. Thanks!

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    Re: Mixing IF & VLOOKUP Statements?

    ...could also use indirect:

    =INDIRECT("A" &C4)

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