| Member with 2,124 posts. | | Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Lincolnshire UK Experience: Advanced at times |
30-Dec-2008, 05:45 AM
#11 |
Kapil
The Vlookup checks all the numbers down column D of the first sheet By using FALSE, we force Excel to look at an exact match wherever that may be in the lookup table.
The Vlookup then checks all the numbers down column D of the second sheet By using FALSE, we force Excel to look at an exact match wherever that may be in the lookup table.
If it can find the exact match wherever that may be in each of the columns, it then returns a 0, otherwise #NA. This is based on the number that you are looking at in the third sheet (Results)
The new spreadsheet is nothing like your first example.Can you please stay with the original example, and not move the goalposts.
Basically, you have a column of numbers that are your standard. i.e. every number that is available (Results sheet)
You use those numbers in the Results Sheet to see if they occur both in DATA1 and DATA2 sheets. If they do, then 0 if not #NA
Unfortunately I have very little time today to deal with a new idea, but am perfectly willing to do that, if that is what you want, but it is more likely to be tomorrow. |