Lookup Match?

IESEnergy

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I would like to be able to look up Column O from Table3 located in Columns AL-AN and to leave Column O blank if there is Column S is blank. All of the columns currently have a vlookup formula in them. I don't understand the lookup match function.

I was using the following formulas but can't get them to work together:
=IF(E13="","",IF(E13="Sign","LED Channel Signage",IF((AND(E13="Interior",S13>250)),"Interior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) >250 Watts","Interior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) ≤ 250 Watts")))
=IF((AND(E13="Exterior",S13>250)),"Exterior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) >250 Watts","Exterior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) ≤ 250 Watts")

If I combine them I get You've entered too many arguments.
=IF(E13="","",IF(E13="Sign","LED Channel Signage",IF((AND(E13="Interior",S13>250)),"Interior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) >250 Watts","Interior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) ≤ 250 Watts",IF((AND(E13="Exterior",S13>250)),"Exterior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) >250 Watts","Exterior LED Fixtures replacing lamp(s) ≤ 250 Watts")))))

Is there a simpler way?


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See if this could be any use.
Add another column to your second table. The extra column should hold the upper wattage limit of any range the row applies to. For the ">" ranges, choose any number that is larger than anything that will ever appear in column S.
Use the formula shown in column O, adjusting the table name of the second table to match yours.

Excel Workbook
EOSAJAKALAMANAO
6Fixture LocationPost-Fixture CategoryExisting Watts Per FixtureLocationPost-Fixture CategoryWattsUpper Limit
7Exterior="","",INDEX(Table2,AGGREGATE(14,6,(ROW(Table2)-ROW(Table2,]))/((Table2=])*(Table2>=])),1)))]Description 11080ExteriorDescription 1>250100000
8ExteriorDescription 11080ExteriorDescription 2250
9ExteriorDescription 2219InteriorDescription 3>250100000
10ExteriorDescription 2219InteriorDescription 4250
11ExteriorDescription 2219SignDescription 5N/A100000
12ExteriorDescription 2219
13SignDescription 5145
14InteriorDescription 4222
15
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