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Scott@CW

using VLookup with two variables to get results
 
I have a worksheet that is completely formula driven. It pulls all its data
from a worksheet within the same workbook. The worksheet is operated by two
data valadation lists. I need to see if I can use a Vlookup or something to
pull a comment box from one worksheet, depending on the information from the
two data valadation boxes. I was using the below formula when there was just
one variable. Please help.

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(C5,DATA!B1:R1999,17,FALSE)),"N o
Responses",VLOOKUP(C5,DATA!B1:R1999,17,FALSE))

the other list is in C6

Dave F

using VLookup with two variables to get results
 
VLOOKUP operates on one matched value.

Maybe something like
=IF(ISNUMBER(AND(MATCH(C6,DATA!B1:R1999,0),MATCH(C 5,DATA!B1:R1999,0))),"MATCH","NOT MATCHED")

??

Dave
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"Scott@CW" wrote:

I have a worksheet that is completely formula driven. It pulls all its data
from a worksheet within the same workbook. The worksheet is operated by two
data valadation lists. I need to see if I can use a Vlookup or something to
pull a comment box from one worksheet, depending on the information from the
two data valadation boxes. I was using the below formula when there was just
one variable. Please help.

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(C5,DATA!B1:R1999,17,FALSE)),"N o
Responses",VLOOKUP(C5,DATA!B1:R1999,17,FALSE))

the other list is in C6


Scott@CW

using VLookup with two variables to get results
 
C5 is storing a date list (JAN07, FEB07,MAR07)
C6 is storing a list of names

What i need is for it to match the values of c5 and c6 then go over 17
columns and give me the contents of column "R" for the match.

"Dave F" wrote:

VLOOKUP operates on one matched value.

Maybe something like
=IF(ISNUMBER(AND(MATCH(C6,DATA!B1:R1999,0),MATCH(C 5,DATA!B1:R1999,0))),"MATCH","NOT MATCHED")

??

Dave
--
A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be
answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem.


"Scott@CW" wrote:

I have a worksheet that is completely formula driven. It pulls all its data
from a worksheet within the same workbook. The worksheet is operated by two
data valadation lists. I need to see if I can use a Vlookup or something to
pull a comment box from one worksheet, depending on the information from the
two data valadation boxes. I was using the below formula when there was just
one variable. Please help.

=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(C5,DATA!B1:R1999,17,FALSE)),"N o
Responses",VLOOKUP(C5,DATA!B1:R1999,17,FALSE))

the other list is in C6



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