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How to make an Array formula with multiple nested if statements ? is there a better way?
John Sokolowski If you reformat your table so it has airport code in column A and DOmestic or International in column B you can use VLOOKUP to get the information you need.
Thank you , So I did do that but one of the vlookups keeps returning the wrong value and I don't know why.
John Sokolowski , if your airports are in columns A and B starting from first row where are column names, when it could be
=IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(I1,$A:$A,0)),$A$1,IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(I1,$B:$B,0)),$B$1,"no such"))
This is my code
I have a table on the master sheet with 2 columns.
When I run the below formula for "PSE" which is supposed to = DOM it returns "INTL". the formula is taking the information from the cell above PSE on the master list and returning that value instead of the value for PSE it is giving me the value for POS .
the table is sorted in alphabetical order
=VLOOKUP(C2825,'Master Sheet'!$A$2:$C$75,2,TRUE)
John Sokolowski , if VLOOKUP returns the value above it means it didn't find PSE. Check manually if the match like
=C2825='Master Sheet'!$A$66
(or where is that value in master sheet) if it returns TRUE or FALSE. That could be extra space like "PSE ", or non-printable character, or like.
