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Kevin B
 
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Default Lookup tables with multiple columns

The third argument in the VLOOKUP is the offset column, so if you have a way
you can determine which column to extract the from when it finds a matching
value it doesn't matter how many columns in your lookup table, excluding the
actual limit of 256.

VLOOKUP(Lookup_Value, Lookup_Table_Location,Return_Value_Column)


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Kevin Backmann


"sharkfoot" wrote:


I have a table that stretches from A1:X45 and every cell has a different
interest rate in it. Do I use lookup tables to identify the rates from
my data entry sheet? I need to find the appropriate value both
horizontally and vertically so I don't know how to approach this?
Thanks!


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