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Formula help
- Apr 27, 2018
OK, I've updated the formula in the workbook to lookup the accident number instead of the accident type.
Regards
Hi Jeremy,
You can use this formula in cell F3:
=LOOKUP(E3,A2:C9)
Please find the attached file.
Regards
How would I do it for the attached spreadsheet? I want the cells in column F reflect what is in column D
- Haytham AmairahApr 20, 2018Silver Contributor
Hi Jeremy,
I've updated your workbook with this formula in cell F3:
=IFERROR(LOOKUP(D3,'Points Assessed Conditions'!$A$2:$C$9),"")
It refers to a table in a separate sheet called Points Assessed Conditions.
I did that, to make it easy for you in the future if you want to update the conditions.
If you don't want that, you can hardcode the conditions in the formula as follows:
=IFERROR(LOOKUP(D3,{1,5,0;6,8,3;9,11,4;12,14,6;15,17,8;18,19,10;20,21,12;22,0,15}),"")
Please find the attached file.
Regards
- Jeremy WilkersonApr 20, 2018Copper Contributor
SWEET, Thank you so much. I appreciate it
- Jeremy WilkersonApr 26, 2018Copper Contributor
Can some one tell me the formula to get what is in cell E3 on the Violation Tracker which would be inputted from column A on the Preventable Accidents Tab and then have the points that are assessed to that number added into the formula for cell G on the Violation Tracker Tab? I want the points assessed to include the points from the points assessed conditions and preventable accidents if that is even possible. Thanks