Need Help building a LOGIC "IFS" with a "VLOOKUP"

AudyAnalyst

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Something Has gone wrong. I was hoping to have a logic lookup. If the location "Seattle" and if the Stage is "2" then lookup in the corresponding column "Seattle", for the % that is associated with "2". This needs to be the same value multiple times. What is the best formula for this? I have tried, XLOOKUP, VLOOKUP, & LOOKUP. with an error every time and I don't know why.

Status
SeattleSalt Lake
StageComplete
1​
0.50%​
0.50%​
1.5​
10.40%​
12.50%​
2​
40.00%​
40.00%​
2.5​
45.60%​
45.00%​
3​
50.00%​
50.00%​
3.5​
61.50%​
60.00%​
4​
75.00%​
75.50%​
4.5​
85.50%​
80.00%​
5​
99.90%​
99.90%​
Project List
ProjectLocationStageCompleteness Rating
Blue 1Salt Lake
1​
#N/A​
Blue 6Salt Lake
1.5​
#N/A​
Blue 7Salt Lake
1​
#N/A​
Red 1Seattle
1​
#N/A​
Red 2Seattle
1​
#N/A​
Blue 2Salt Lake
2​
40.00%​
Red 7Seattle
2​
40.00%​
Red 8Seattle
2.5​
45.60%​
Blue 3Salt Lake
3​
50.00%​
Blue 9Salt Lake
3​
50.00%​
Red 3Seattle
3​
50.00%​
Red 9Seattle
3​
50.00%​
Red 4Seattle
3.5​
61.50%​
Blue 4Salt Lake
4​
75.50%​
Blue 7Salt Lake
4​
75.50%​
Red 5Seattle
4​
75.00%​
Red 6Seattle
4​
75.00%​
Blue 8Salt Lake
4.5​
80.00%​
Blue 5Salt Lake
5​
99.90%​


Help Vlookup.xlsx
ABC
1SeattleSalt Lake
2StageComplete
310.50%0.50%
41.510.40%12.50%
5240.00%40.00%
62.545.60%45.00%
7350.00%50.00%
83.561.50%60.00%
9475.00%75.50%
104.585.50%80.00%
11599.90%99.90%
Status


Help Vlookup.xlsx
ABCD
1ProjectLocation StageCompleteness Rating
2Blue 1Salt Lake1#N/A
3Blue 6Salt Lake1.5#N/A
4Blue 7Salt Lake1#N/A
5Red 1Seattle1#N/A
6Red 2Seattle1#N/A
7Blue 2Salt Lake240.00%
8Red 7Seattle240.00%
9Red 8Seattle2.545.60%
10Blue 3Salt Lake350.00%
11Blue 9Salt Lake350.00%
12Red 3Seattle350.00%
13Red 9Seattle350.00%
14Red 4Seattle3.561.50%
15Blue 4Salt Lake475.50%
16Blue 7Salt Lake475.50%
17Red 5Seattle475.00%
18Red 6Seattle475.00%
19Blue 8Salt Lake4.580.00%
20Blue 5Salt Lake599.90%
Project List
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D20D2=IFS(B2="Seattle",XLOOKUP(C2,Status!$A$5:$A$13,Status!$B$5:$B$13),B2="Salt Lake",XLOOKUP(C2,Status!$A$5:$A$13,Status!$C$5:$C$13))
/XR][/RANGE]
 

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How about
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(Status!$B$3:$C$11,MATCH(C2,Status!$A$3:$A$11,0),MATCH(B2,Status!$B$1:$C$1,0))
 
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Solution
Glad to help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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