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    SE and PROCV

    Hello...

    One more time I need help to...

    Joined this 2 or 3 forms.

    =SE(B12="";"";PROCV(B12;Base!$A$2:$Z$100;6;FALSE))

    =SE(SOMA(CONTAR.SE(D12:AH12;"OS");D12:AH12;"SS"));"143";"144";"---")
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    Re: SE and PROCV

    Hi, Birnen,
    I'll move your post to Non English Excel
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    Re: SE and PROCV

    hi, arthurbr;

    In that case, I will be helped in the Sec. XXII...

    I allready post in English with this Non English Excel... and be helped...

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    Re: SE and PROCV

    If I am right =SE(SOMA(CONTAR.SE(D12:AH12;"OS");D12:AH12;"SS"));"143";"144";"---") is an IF function. The result of which contains 3 values (143,144,---)instead of 2

    What does the part starting with SOMA ( sum) do ?
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    Re: SE and PROCV

    hi...

    is to sum the times we write, OS,SS...

    And that about the...

    =SE(B12="";"";PROCV(B12;Base!$A$2:$Z$100;6;FALSE))


    To find a specify number in the base sheet.

    If B12 is P, C12 will be 144 but, 144 only apper's if D12:AH12 content OS, SS...

    Just one more thing, I will work whit many letter's (OS, SS, AT,...) and the values are just 3 (like you have see, 143,144,---)
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    Re: SE and PROCV

    I think a sample workbook would help. I can understand what the functions are, but not what you are expecting them to do in this combination.

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    Re: SE and PROCV

    I noticed there was a problem in the col_index_num: In Folha2, E2 and F2 had the same col_index_num referring to 2 which I believe is wrong. The col_index_num should be equal to 2 in E2 and col_index_num should be equal to 3 in F2. Then you can drag down the formula.
    Now do you still need to combine the formulas mentioned above? And if Yes, in what cell should the formula be?
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    Re: SE and PROCV

    Disregard the first file I sent you, use the one I am attaching right now.
    You can input this formula in Folha2 Range E2:
    =IF(OR($B2="Yes",$C2="Yes",$D2="Yes"),VLOOKUP($A2,Base!$A$1:$C$5,2,0),"")
    you can drag down the formula

    And put this formula in Folha2 Range F2:
    =IF(OR($B2="Yes",$C2="Yes",$D2="Yes"),VLOOKUP($A2,Base!$A$1:$C$5,3,0),"")
    you can drag down the formula

    I included a "Yes" argument to the formula. Let me know if you need anything else
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