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I am trying to compare 1 table of data (workbook 1) with another (workbook 2) by using a combination of VLOOKUP, IFS, ISERROR formula
Check "Office1" in one workbook, comparing if it’s an exact match to Office 2 (on another workbook), then return data that is in column "Name Age Country 2" and put it in "Name Age Country 1"
OR comparing Office 1 if it’s an exact match to Office 2, but the "Name Age County 2" is blank, return word "NO DATA" in "Name Age Country 1"
OR comparing Office 1 if it’s an exact match to Office 2, but the "Name Age County 2" has no match, return "N/A" in "Name Age Country 1"
WORKBOOK 1 *What IFS, ISERROR, VLOOKUP formula can be entered in "Name Age Country 1" column in Workbook 1 to show the result below.
| Office 1 | Name Age Country 1 |
|---|---|
| Warner Brothers | George Clooney - 60 - USA |
| Universal | NO DATA |
| HBO | N/A |
| Netflix | Brad Pitt - 54 - France |
| Disney | Matt Damon - 53 - USA |
WORKBOOK 2
| Office 2 | Name Age Country 2 |
|---|---|
| Warner Brothers | George Clooney - 60 - USA |
| Disney | Matt Damon - 53 - USA |
| Paramount | Toby McGuire - 35 - Italy |
| Universal | |
| Netflix | Brad Pitt - 54 - France |
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You are welcome. It works fine as seen in the image that i posted. I cannot say what error you are committing.
Thank you but I couldn't make it work.
It's actually on two separate worksheets (see images below of each worksheet). How does the formula change?
I tried to do it and unfortunately it resulted in each coming back "#VALUE!" so my formula below is off.
=IF(XLOOKUP(Table1[[#Headers],[Office 1]],Table2[#Headers],"N/A")="","No Data",XLOOKUP(Table1[[#Headers],[Office 1]],Table2[#Headers],"N/A"))
Hi,
In cell B2, enter this formula and drag down
=IF(XLOOKUP(A2,$A$14:$A$18,$B$14:$B$18,"N/A")="","No Data",XLOOKUP(A2,$A$14:$A$18,$B$14:$B$18,"N/A"))
Hope this helps.