Vlookup with IF statement

Spryte

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Can someone assist...I need excel to perform a vlookup and if the value is less than 100.00 then return 0.00 otherwise return the value in the cell.
 

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=IF(vlookup formula<100,0,Vlookup formula)
 
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Hi Fluff,

Below is the vlookup formula I currently use...can you please type out the corrected formula?

=VLOOKUP(C304,'Balances'!E$4:T$900,15,FALSE)

Thank you!
 
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Hi Fluff,

Below is the vlookup formula I currently use...can you please type out the corrected formula?

=VLOOKUP(C304,'Balances'!E$4:T$900,15,FALSE)

Thank you!

=IF(VLOOKUP(C304,'Balances'!E$4:T$900,15,FALSE)<100,0,VLOOKUP(C304,'Balances'!E$4:T$900,15,FALSE))
 
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