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VLOOKUP question
How do I lookup from column A and B so that the resultant answers are
put in columns D and E? I can do a single element Vlookup but not sure about two columns of lookup. I have Surname, Forename, Age, House name in my table. If I key in a surname, I want the system to check for a single occurrence of the forename to prevent duplicate names. It then must give me the age of the person and also their house name. e.g. Smith, Jimmy,23,The Gables Jonah |
VLOOKUP question
Let's say your header in A1:D1
A1 =Surname B1 =Forename C1 =Age D1 =House name Criteria in F1 =Smith G1 =Jimmy Searching for Age: H1 =INDEX(C1:C100,MATCH(1,(A1:A100=F1)*(B1:B100=G1),0 )) ctrlshiftenter (not just enter) Searching for House name I1 =INDEX(D1:D100,MATCH(1,(A1:A100=F1)*(B1:B100=G1),0 )) ctrlshiftenter (not just enter) "Jonah" wrote: How do I lookup from column A and B so that the resultant answers are put in columns D and E? I can do a single element Vlookup but not sure about two columns of lookup. I have Surname, Forename, Age, House name in my table. If I key in a surname, I want the system to check for a single occurrence of the forename to prevent duplicate names. It then must give me the age of the person and also their house name. e.g. Smith, Jimmy,23,The Gables Jonah |
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