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Default Vlookup for multiple criteria, multiple worksheets

ah...thanks for the advice. I am using 2003. The formula provided above
worked great!

"T. Valko" wrote:

What version of Excel are you using? If you're not using Excel 2007 then in
your formula you can't use entire columns as range references:

=INDEX(Contacts!C:C,MATCH(1,(Contacts!A:A='Contac t
roles'!D2)*(Contacts!B:B='Contact roles'!E2),0))


Also, I'm assuming you know that the formula is an array and needs to
entered with the key combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER.

Biff

"jtoy" wrote in message
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Hi,
Since this is not a new topic, I tried altering some of the formulas
already
posted to this forum for vlookups w/multiple criteria but with no luck.

I've got 2 tabs: Roles & Contacts

Resulting value will be entered on the Roles tab, in column C.

If value in D2 and E2 on the Roles tab matches values in columns A and B
on
the Contacts tab, I would like to return value in column C from the
Contact
tab.

I tried the following with no luck. Please help me find a formula!
=INDEX(Contacts!C:C,MATCH(1,(Contacts!A:A='Contact
roles'!D2)*(Contacts!B:B='Contact roles'!E2),0))

thanks!