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    Combine Dropdown list with Vlookup

    Hi,
    I'm doing a automated pricelist for our Kitchen showroom, i have a dropdown list to select a doo supplier which in turn enables me to select a style from that supplier from another list and then a list for the colour,
    once this is done i input a unit code and that automatically selects the doors for that unit, in then need a vlookup which takes the door size and picks up the price on the suppliers price sheet, range and colour.
    Any ideas please as i think this might be beyond me.

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    Re: Combine Dropdown list with Vlookup

    Posting a sample workbook will lessen the confusion and expedite a solution...
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    Re: Combine Dropdown list with Vlookup

    please post a spiffy example
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    Re: Combine Dropdown list with Vlookup

    Customer Invoice and Breakdown test.xlsxPlease see attached Thanks

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    Re: Combine Dropdown list with Vlookup

    Change your LOOKUP formulas first to return 0 instead of "" (null), then you can format the cells as Custome, with Type: 0;-0;;@ to hide the 0's.

    e.g. in J14 use:

    =IF(ISNA(LOOKUP(B14,Sheet2!A:A,Sheet2!G:G)),0,LOOKUP(B14,Sheet2!A:A,Sheet2!G:G))

    then in N14 try:

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