Hi ,
I am not sure what you want to do.
A VLOOKUP function , with the range ( the second parameter ) being a single column range , means the third parameter , the column from which a value is to be returned , can only be 1 ; together , these will return the following :
1. Where the looked up value ( the first parameter ) exists in the lookup range , it will return the looked up value itself
2. Where the looked up value does not exist , it will return the #N/A error value.
Since both your VLOOKUP functions are in the same style , all that the two functions will do is either return MASTER!D4 , C3 or the #N/A error value.
Is this what you want to do ?
If so , then when you combine the two formulae in one , what should be returned if the combination exists ?
Narayan