VLookup accessing different tables - I know this function isnt the best one to use....

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Create four named ranges and try this:

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP($H4,INDIRECT(CHOOSE($C$1,"Master","Custom")&(IF($C4="A","H","F"))),2,1),"")

Named Ranges:

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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	F		H			F		H
2	0	F-	0	F=		0	F-	0	F=
3	3	F=	3	F+		3	F=	3	F+
4	5	F+	5	1-		5	F+	5	1-
5	10	1-	10	1=		10	1-	10	1=
6	12	1=	12	1+		12	1=	12	1+
7	15	1+	15	2-		15	1+	15	2-
8	20	2-	20	2=		20	2-	20	2=
9	25	2=	25	2+		25	2=	25	2+
10	30	2+	30	3-		30	2+	30	3-
11	35	3-	35	3=		35	3-	35	3=
12	40	3=	40	3+		40	3=	40	3+
13	45	3+	45	4-		45	3+	45	4-
14	50	4-	50	4=		50	4-	50	4=
15	55	4=	55	4+		55	4=	55	4+
16			58	5-				58	5-
17
18	MasterF		MasterH			CustomF		CustomH

Sheet: different grades

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