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    Question VLookup

    Hello everyone.

    I've just registered and need some help!

    I need to use VLOOKUP to return a value from another cell in another worksheet.
    In worksheet 2 cell C9 I need to return a blank if cell C13 in worksheet 1 is blank otherwise return the value of C13 in worksheet 1. This is what I have in C9 :

    =IF(sheet1!$C$13="","",VLOOKUP(C9,sheet1!$C$13))

    Where am I going wrong?
    Last edited by OilcanHoratio; 05-07-2010 at 09:07 PM.

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    Re: Basic Vlookup Syntax Error

    not sure what you want here
    but a simple =if(sheet1!c13="","",sheet1!c13) should do
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    Re: Basic Vlookup Syntax Error

    That did it. Thank you!

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