Hello,
Only one solution that is SUMPRODUCT formula. The best way for the numberis
put ISNUMBER before specified range. Let me know if you still have a doubt.
Or send me your formula, i will make a correction in that.

"Gina_28" wrote:

Hello,

I am trying to use a vlookup formula based on 4 criteria, in order to return
a name value, not numeric. On one worksheet I have several interviews set up.
Column A=Date, Column B=Time, Column C=Recruiter, Column D=Interview slot
number (they have up to 12 people scheduled at one time). I have named this
worksheet as list: INTERVIEWS. On my other worksheet, is a form. At the top,
the recruiter can fill in today's date in B1, The time of their interview
session in B2, and their name in B3. Below that information, starting in A8
is the Interview slot number, and then horizontally next to that are empty
cells with the name of the person being interviewed (B8) , and their
application number (C8), repeated 11 more times for all 12 interview slots.

I'm trying to create a vlookup formula in B8 that looks up the 3 criteria
filled in at the top (B1:3) as well as the interview slot# (A8) and returns
what's in column 6 on my Interview tab (the person's name). I fear that this
sounds immensely confusing, so if I need to attach my example I can. I've
tried sumproduct formulas which only work when returning a numeric value, as
well as vlookup formulas that are only returning errors. I'm not sure if
this multi-criteria is possible without VBA, but am crossing my fingers!!

Help!

Thanks,
Gina