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VLookup Formula

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    VLookup Formula

    I am to create a lookup table for membership information. The membership
    information is contained in cells A16 through C20 this tells the type of
    membership ex: individual, family or deluxe. Column B18 to B20 gives the cost
    of the membership. There is a note that the information given in A16 to C20
    is not in correct format for a vlookup function to work. Help!

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    If the first column of your table has a unique identifier then the VLookup should work, ie, if A16=Individual, A17=Family, A18=Deluxe etc.

    The member record would need their membership type, say in B1, then

    =VLookup(B1,A16:C20,2,False)

    would return the cost from the second column (B16:B20) for a match in A

    Hope this helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by potsie via OfficeKB.com
    I am to create a lookup table for membership information. The membership
    information is contained in cells A16 through C20 this tells the type of
    membership ex: individual, family or deluxe. Column B18 to B20 gives the cost
    of the membership. There is a note that the information given in A16 to C20
    is not in correct format for a vlookup function to work. Help!

    --
    Message posted via OfficeKB.com
    http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200604/1

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