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    Hi there,

    I am pretty rusty with my Excel skills, so I am hoping I can get some help. I have a Workbook that has two tabs: Cheques and Invoice Approvals. In the Cheques worksheet I have cheques listed with sometime a few invoice numbers associated with that cheque in one column, separated by commas. In the Invoice approval worksheet I have each invoice number in a separate row. What I would like is to have a column in the Invoice Approval worksheet that references the Cheques tab that could check for a matching invoice number in each worksheet and fill in the cheque number on the Invoice Approval sheet. What sort of formula should I use?

    Thank you in advance! Please let me know if I need to clarify anything.

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    Re: Conditional Formula Referencing Multiple Cells on Different Worksheets

    Probably a cleverly formatted INDEX/MATCH.

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    Re: Conditional Formula Referencing Multiple Cells on Different Worksheets

    Thanks for replying! Here is a sample workbook with fake data.
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    Re: Conditional Formula Referencing Multiple Cells on Different Worksheets

    I've created some named ranges to make the formula a little easier to read:

    =IFERROR(IF($C2="", INDEX(CheckNumbers, MATCH($B2&"-"&$D2, CompanyAmount, 0)), INDEX(CheckNumbers, MATCH("*"&$C2&"*", Invoices,0))), "")
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