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Excel 2002: Can Vlookup formula search for data with two reference
Dear Sir,
I need to fill up column C in List 1 by looking up references in column A and column B at List 2. Worksheet Illustration: LIST 1 - Transportation Acitivity A B C 1 FROM TO MOVE 2 KL JB 68 3 PG IP #NA 4 KL KB 10 5 KU BU 48 6 JB PG 30 7 JB SP 22 8 9 10 11 LIST 2 12 FROM TO MOVE 13 JB SP 22 14 JB PG 30 15 KL JB 68 16 SW KG 25 17 PK ML 36 18 KL KB 10 19 KU BU 48 20 21 22 May I know what formula must I input at cell C2 and copy down to get the straight answer ? Can VLOOKUP formula be used to search for data with two reference? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
Excel 2002: Can Vlookup formula search for data with two reference
Vlookup can only use one reference
work arounds include using a helper column in list 2 which would have =A1&B1 then in a vlookup in list one use =vlookup(A1&B1,(list2 starting with helpercolumn),2,0) or sumproduct can be used =sumproduct(--(list2!A$1:A$100=list1!A1),--(list2!B$1:B$100=list1!B1),list2!C$1:C$100) (I formatted the lists as different sheets, You will need to correct the references for you actual data) the "--(" changes the logic true false to numeric 1,0 Also you can not use A:A as a shorthand for entire column in Sumproduct() "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I need to fill up column C in List 1 by looking up references in column A and column B at List 2. Worksheet Illustration: LIST 1 - Transportation Acitivity A B C 1 FROM TO MOVE 2 KL JB 68 3 PG IP #NA 4 KL KB 10 5 KU BU 48 6 JB PG 30 7 JB SP 22 8 9 10 11 LIST 2 12 FROM TO MOVE 13 JB SP 22 14 JB PG 30 15 KL JB 68 16 SW KG 25 17 PK ML 36 18 KL KB 10 19 KU BU 48 20 21 22 May I know what formula must I input at cell C2 and copy down to get the straight answer ? Can VLOOKUP formula be used to search for data with two reference? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
Excel 2002: Can Vlookup formula search for data with two reference
Using your illustration:
=INDEX($C$13:$C$19,MATCH(1,(A2=$A$13:$A$19)*(B2=$B $13:$B$19),0)) Entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter (an array formula) HTH "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I need to fill up column C in List 1 by looking up references in column A and column B at List 2. Worksheet Illustration: LIST 1 - Transportation Acitivity A B C 1 FROM TO MOVE 2 KL JB 68 3 PG IP #NA 4 KL KB 10 5 KU BU 48 6 JB PG 30 7 JB SP 22 8 9 10 11 LIST 2 12 FROM TO MOVE 13 JB SP 22 14 JB PG 30 15 KL JB 68 16 SW KG 25 17 PK ML 36 18 KL KB 10 19 KU BU 48 20 21 22 May I know what formula must I input at cell C2 and copy down to get the straight answer ? Can VLOOKUP formula be used to search for data with two reference? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
Excel 2002: Can Vlookup formula search for data with two refer
Hello BJ,
I modified the formula to =VLOOKUP(A2&B2,(A$15&A$15:B$25&B$25),2,0) as my data starts at A2&B2. However I got #VALUE! . May I know what should be the correct formula ? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 "bj" wrote: Vlookup can only use one reference work arounds include using a helper column in list 2 which would have =A1&B1 then in a vlookup in list one use =vlookup(A1&B1,(list2 starting with helpercolumn),2,0) or sumproduct can be used =sumproduct(--(list2!A$1:A$100=list1!A1),--(list2!B$1:B$100=list1!B1),list2!C$1:C$100) (I formatted the lists as different sheets, You will need to correct the references for you actual data) the "--(" changes the logic true false to numeric 1,0 Also you can not use A:A as a shorthand for entire column in Sumproduct() "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I need to fill up column C in List 1 by looking up references in column A and column B at List 2. Worksheet Illustration: LIST 1 - Transportation Acitivity A B C 1 FROM TO MOVE 2 KL JB 68 3 PG IP #NA 4 KL KB 10 5 KU BU 48 6 JB PG 30 7 JB SP 22 8 9 10 11 LIST 2 12 FROM TO MOVE 13 JB SP 22 14 JB PG 30 15 KL JB 68 16 SW KG 25 17 PK ML 36 18 KL KB 10 19 KU BU 48 20 21 22 May I know what formula must I input at cell C2 and copy down to get the straight answer ? Can VLOOKUP formula be used to search for data with two reference? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
Excel 2002: Can Vlookup formula search for data with two refer
Hello Toppers,
Thanks for your formula. It works very well. Kind Regards Low -- A36B58K641 "Toppers" wrote: Using your illustration: =INDEX($C$13:$C$19,MATCH(1,(A2=$A$13:$A$19)*(B2=$B $13:$B$19),0)) Entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter (an array formula) HTH "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I need to fill up column C in List 1 by looking up references in column A and column B at List 2. Worksheet Illustration: LIST 1 - Transportation Acitivity A B C 1 FROM TO MOVE 2 KL JB 68 3 PG IP #NA 4 KL KB 10 5 KU BU 48 6 JB PG 30 7 JB SP 22 8 9 10 11 LIST 2 12 FROM TO MOVE 13 JB SP 22 14 JB PG 30 15 KL JB 68 16 SW KG 25 17 PK ML 36 18 KL KB 10 19 KU BU 48 20 21 22 May I know what formula must I input at cell C2 and copy down to get the straight answer ? Can VLOOKUP formula be used to search for data with two reference? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
Excel 2002: Can Vlookup formula search for data with two refer
enter a new column C
in C15 enter =A15&B15 copy down to C25 in C2 enter =vlookup(A2&B2,C15:D15,2,0) "Mr. Low" wrote: Hello BJ, I modified the formula to =VLOOKUP(A2&B2,(A$15&A$15:B$25&B$25),2,0) as my data starts at A2&B2. However I got #VALUE! . May I know what should be the correct formula ? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 "bj" wrote: Vlookup can only use one reference work arounds include using a helper column in list 2 which would have =A1&B1 then in a vlookup in list one use =vlookup(A1&B1,(list2 starting with helpercolumn),2,0) or sumproduct can be used =sumproduct(--(list2!A$1:A$100=list1!A1),--(list2!B$1:B$100=list1!B1),list2!C$1:C$100) (I formatted the lists as different sheets, You will need to correct the references for you actual data) the "--(" changes the logic true false to numeric 1,0 Also you can not use A:A as a shorthand for entire column in Sumproduct() "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I need to fill up column C in List 1 by looking up references in column A and column B at List 2. Worksheet Illustration: LIST 1 - Transportation Acitivity A B C 1 FROM TO MOVE 2 KL JB 68 3 PG IP #NA 4 KL KB 10 5 KU BU 48 6 JB PG 30 7 JB SP 22 8 9 10 11 LIST 2 12 FROM TO MOVE 13 JB SP 22 14 JB PG 30 15 KL JB 68 16 SW KG 25 17 PK ML 36 18 KL KB 10 19 KU BU 48 20 21 22 May I know what formula must I input at cell C2 and copy down to get the straight answer ? Can VLOOKUP formula be used to search for data with two reference? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
Excel 2002: Can Vlookup formula search for data with two refer
Hello BJ,
Yes, your formula works well now. Many thanks. Low -- A36B58K641 "bj" wrote: enter a new column C in C15 enter =A15&B15 copy down to C25 in C2 enter =vlookup(A2&B2,C15:D15,2,0) "Mr. Low" wrote: Hello BJ, I modified the formula to =VLOOKUP(A2&B2,(A$15&A$15:B$25&B$25),2,0) as my data starts at A2&B2. However I got #VALUE! . May I know what should be the correct formula ? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 "bj" wrote: Vlookup can only use one reference work arounds include using a helper column in list 2 which would have =A1&B1 then in a vlookup in list one use =vlookup(A1&B1,(list2 starting with helpercolumn),2,0) or sumproduct can be used =sumproduct(--(list2!A$1:A$100=list1!A1),--(list2!B$1:B$100=list1!B1),list2!C$1:C$100) (I formatted the lists as different sheets, You will need to correct the references for you actual data) the "--(" changes the logic true false to numeric 1,0 Also you can not use A:A as a shorthand for entire column in Sumproduct() "Mr. Low" wrote: Dear Sir, I need to fill up column C in List 1 by looking up references in column A and column B at List 2. Worksheet Illustration: LIST 1 - Transportation Acitivity A B C 1 FROM TO MOVE 2 KL JB 68 3 PG IP #NA 4 KL KB 10 5 KU BU 48 6 JB PG 30 7 JB SP 22 8 9 10 11 LIST 2 12 FROM TO MOVE 13 JB SP 22 14 JB PG 30 15 KL JB 68 16 SW KG 25 17 PK ML 36 18 KL KB 10 19 KU BU 48 20 21 22 May I know what formula must I input at cell C2 and copy down to get the straight answer ? Can VLOOKUP formula be used to search for data with two reference? Thanks Low -- A36B58K641 |
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