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You can only get one return using a VLOOKUP. But, you can get tricky and
use CONCATENATION to create a new lookup column and then look up
CONCATENATED combinations...........
something like...........

=VLOOKUP(A1&B1,D:E,2,FALSE)

where column D has the CONCATENATED value combinations you're looking
for............

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"puppy" wrote in message
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I know how to use vlookup() but I have found a new problem.

Say I have a BIG sheet and want to search it for MORE THAN ONE match in
multiple columns.

Further explination:

I do a vlookup() of the table, but there are multiple matches with the

first
paramater.

So a second paramater is given and so from the first match, I want a

second
match made.

Is this possible?

thanks much in advance.