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Luke,
Usually, a filter (Advanced or Autofilter) is used when you want such a dataset. It's a process you have to do each time, though. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Luke" wrote in message ... My Vlookup formula returns the name of the person within a cost centre. However if there are two people within the cost centre it obviously doesn't return the second persons name. I want to have a second Vlookup formula (in another cell) which will pick up the name of the second person within the cost centre (there will no more than 2 people), or simply nothing if there is only 1 person within that cost centre. How can I do this? Thanks in advance of your help |
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