Can I VLOOKUP - IF?

UniAmyColeman

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Hi All

I hope this makes sense to some of you! Because after my fruitless attempts it makes less sense to me now that when I started out!

I have this data (this is a fictional representation of the names!) in an excel worksheet tab called "Confirmation Forms" -

ABCDEFG
1SubmittedOwner first nameOwner last nameStatusBuyer first nameBuyer last nameOrg name
212/07/2018JohnBadgerBuyerOrg A
312/07/2018SueGiraffeOwnerPaul RhinoOrg B
412/07/2018AishaLionBuyer Org D
512/07/2018PaulRhinoBuyerOrg B
612/07/2018LeilaHorseOwnerJohn BadgerOrg A
712/07/2018JazHamsterOwnerJessiCatOrg C
812/07/2018JessiCatBuyerOrg C
912/07/2018JanetFoxOwnerAishaLionOrg D

<tbody>
</tbody>

Each owner and buyer is asked to submit a form, this is the collated data.

In a separate worksheet tab called "External Finance" Column R is titled "Org form submitted". In this worksheet "Org name" is in column A.

This is what I would like to do- In column R of "External Finance" - some sort of indicator that the "Owner" (Column D of "Confirmation Forms" tab) has submitted the form. I don't mind if this appears as the Org name when it has been submitted and left as N/A if it hasn't, or if there is a fancy way of showing it as a yes/no.

I would then replicate this in column S of External Finance but for the Buyer. I need to see that both have submitted the form. (The Org only has one row!)

I am struggling to put together a VLOOKUP with an IF function (I assume VLOOKUP by "Org Name" with an IF for "Status") - but recognise I may be on the wrong path completely.

Any advice greatly appreciated.
Amy :)
 

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Hi Amy,

Can you perhaps just use COUNTIFS? In R2 of External Finance:

Code:
=IF(COUNTIFS('Confirmation Forms'!$G:$G,$A2,'Confirmation Forms'!$D:$D,"Owner")>0,"Yes","No")

In S2:

Code:
=IF(COUNTIFS('Confirmation Forms'!$G:$G,$A2,'Confirmation Forms'!$D:$D,"Buyer")>0,"Yes","No")

WBD
 
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Ok, can I complicate it a bit more?

Some owners have more than one buyer, can I add another argument checking IF the surname in Column F of "Confirmations forms" is the same as that in column F of the "External Finance Tab"?:confused:
 
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Just an extra condition I guess:

Code:
=IF(COUNTIFS('Confirmation Forms'!$G:$G,$A2,'Confirmation Forms'!$F:$F,$F2,'Confirmation Forms'!$D:$D,"Buyer")>0,"Yes","No")

WBD
 
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