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I'm trying to use a vlookup function to reference against the table below Column ref A B C D Jan Feb Mar London 8 6 1 London 0 2 6 London 1 5 5 London 3 1 9 Paris 8 1 5 Paris 0 8 9 Paris 10 3 0 Moscow 4 8 5 Moscow 9 1 3 Moscow 1 1 5 Moscow 4 4 5 Moscow 0 3 2 Without using row references in the vLookup table array, I want to be able to find the first Jan value for London (8), and then the second Jan value for London (0), the third (1) etc down column B. Vlookup obviously finds the first matching value in Col A only so will only give only the first row of values in col's B,C, and D (8, 6,and 1). Is there any way to nest an offset function so that excel can reference values in Col's B,C,D for all rows with London (also Paris and Moscow) in col A? Many thanks -- Blacky_Oakes |
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I actually need to populate another set of tables with the data from the original table. I am going to use either "London", "Paris", and "Moscow" as the lookup value and need to have a format that looks like the ones below... Table 1 Matching vlookup across same row of original table... Jan Feb Mar London 8 6 1 Paris 8 1 5 Moscow 4 8 5 Table 2 Matching vlookup and then take values from 1 row down.... Jan Feb Mar London 0 2 6 Paris 0 8 9 Moscow 9 1 3 Table 3 Matching vlookup and then take values from 2 rows down.... Jan Feb Mar London 1 5 5 Paris 10 3 0 Moscow 4 4 5 Thanks -- Blacky_Oakes "BlackyOakes" wrote: Hi I'm trying to use a vlookup function to reference against the table below Column ref A B C D Jan Feb Mar London 8 6 1 London 0 2 6 London 1 5 5 London 3 1 9 Paris 8 1 5 Paris 0 8 9 Paris 10 3 0 Moscow 4 8 5 Moscow 9 1 3 Moscow 1 1 5 Moscow 4 4 5 Moscow 0 3 2 Without using row references in the vLookup table array, I want to be able to find the first Jan value for London (8), and then the second Jan value for London (0), the third (1) etc down column B. Vlookup obviously finds the first matching value in Col A only so will only give only the first row of values in col's B,C, and D (8, 6,and 1). Is there any way to nest an offset function so that excel can reference values in Col's B,C,D for all rows with London (also Paris and Moscow) in col A? Many thanks -- Blacky_Oakes |
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