Can someone tell me what this formula means?
I'm trying to decipher a progam but don't know what this is saying:
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP($C17,'6'!$B$1:$E$25,4,0))=TRUE,"",VLOOKUP($C17,'6'!
$B$1:$E$25,4,0))
I understand that it's doing a VLOOKUP of what's in cell $C17, but the
'6' part attached to the table is throwing me off. Also, does the
=TRUE thing mean I'm NOT looking for an exact match?
Can anyone put this into English for me?
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