One way:
=IF(ISNA(MATCH(K54,Data!B2:B21,FALSE)),"ZONE1","ZONE2")
another:
=IF(COUNTIF(Data!B2:B21,K54),"ZONE2","ZONE1")
> This is my formula: =IF(Data!B2:B21=K54,"ZONE2","ZONE1") and k54=PINEL
> AND PINEL is found IN THE RANGE B2:B21 ;however, this fromula returns
> ZONE1
Possibly........
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(K54,Data!B2:B21,1,FALSE)=TRUE),"Zone1","Zone2")
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3
> This is my formula: =IF(Data!B2:B21=K54,"ZONE2","ZONE1") and k54=PINEL
> AND PINEL is found IN THE RANGE B2:B21 ;however, this fromula returns
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Harlan Grove - 09 Jul 2004 13:43 GMT
"CLR" <croberts@hitechled.com> wrote...
>Possibly........
>
>=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(K54,Data!B2:B21,1,FALSE)=TRUE),"Zone1","Zone2")
...
Or
=IF(COUNTIF(Data!B2:B21,K54),"Zone2","Zone1")