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    replace vlook up with match or something

    Hi all

    I have a Vlookup formula that I am using but the problem is if it doesn't find the name its over writing the date on me

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    C27 is persons name sheet 2 it looks for that name on Master Mem List and the writes the date if found on Master Mem List to sheet 2

    I need it not to write the date if it did not find a match

    any help please

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    Re: replace vlook up with match or something

    mmikem, Good evening.

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    Re: replace vlook up with match or something

    Thanks Mazzaropi

    But that did not work

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    Re: replace vlook up with match or something

    I was thinking ( Bad Idea I know )

    can I put my look formula in F3 and have the formula return a value to D3 that way I could over write the data in D3 with out erasing the formula

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    Re: replace vlook up with match or something

    Hmm from what I see, you don't need the IF formula

    =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(C27,'Master Mem List'!B:C,2,FALSE),"")

    should be sufficient..

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    Re: replace vlook up with match or something

    Finalazy Thanks that FORMULA WORKS

    But I figured out what is happening If a put the formula in D27 it erases the date I have in that cell I think I need to put the formula in F27 and it write to D27
    How would I do that

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    Re: replace vlook up with match or something

    If i understand correctly, just change the target to D27, assuming D27 is the name

    =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D27,'Master Mem List'!B:C,2,FALSE),"")


    It would be easier to understand what you want if you can can attach a sample.
    Last edited by finalazy; 03-22-2018 at 02:33 PM.

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    Re: replace vlook up with match or something

    here is a sample file very basic
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