vlookup to return 2 columns
 

hi

can use vlookup function to return with 2 columns value ?

example:

A B C
1 H Home $200

2 C Car $100

3 B Boat $250


by using the above range, i know how to use the vlookup to return, say, A1,
it return for me "Home"...(i.e: =vlookup(lookupValue,A1:C3,2)

how can i use the lookup to return more than 1 data, example, base on the
above, I want it to display for me "Home" and "$200", and have them place in
separated cell?

any help community ?

thanks community :)


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oldLearner57

vlookup to return 2 columns
 

You need 2 formulas in 2 cells.

Actually, you can enter 1 formula in 1 cell and then just drag copy across
to the other cell.

Try this:

=VLOOKUP(lookup_value,$A$1:$C$3,COLUMNS($A:B),0)

Now just drag copy across to the other cell.

If the lookup_value is a reference to a cell make at least the column
reference absolute:

H1 = lookup_value

=VLOOKUP($H1,$A$1:$C$3,COLUMNS($A:B),0)

Biff

"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi

can use vlookup function to return with 2 columns value ?

example:

A B C
1 H Home $200

2 C Car $100

3 B Boat $250


by using the above range, i know how to use the vlookup to return, say,
A1,
it return for me "Home"...(i.e: =vlookup(lookupValue,A1:C3,2)

how can i use the lookup to return more than 1 data, example, base on the
above, I want it to display for me "Home" and "$200", and have them place
in
separated cell?

any help community ?

thanks community :)


--
oldLearner57

vlookup to return 2 columns
 

hi T. Valko :) thanks it works well :)
the 2nd formula works fine, need to absolute the lookup range

much appreciated :)

thanks again

thanks community
--
oldLearner57


"T. Valko" wrote:

You need 2 formulas in 2 cells.

Actually, you can enter 1 formula in 1 cell and then just drag copy across
to the other cell.

Try this:

=VLOOKUP(lookup_value,$A$1:$C$3,COLUMNS($A:B),0)

Now just drag copy across to the other cell.

If the lookup_value is a reference to a cell make at least the column
reference absolute:

H1 = lookup_value

=VLOOKUP($H1,$A$1:$C$3,COLUMNS($A:B),0)

Biff

"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi

can use vlookup function to return with 2 columns value ?

example:

A B C
1 H Home $200

2 C Car $100

3 B Boat $250


by using the above range, i know how to use the vlookup to return, say,
A1,
it return for me "Home"...(i.e: =vlookup(lookupValue,A1:C3,2)

how can i use the lookup to return more than 1 data, example, base on the
above, I want it to display for me "Home" and "$200", and have them place
in
separated cell?

any help community ?

thanks community :)


--
oldLearner57

vlookup to return 2 columns
 

Another way...

Select two cells in a row and while selected type in this lookup formula:

=VLOOKUP(D1,A1:C3,{2,3},0)

Now hit Ctrl + Shift + Enter, you will get { }'s around the formula and
your lookup values will be in the two cells.

HTH
Regards,
Howard

"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi

can use vlookup function to return with 2 columns value ?

example:

A B C
1 H Home $200

2 C Car $100

3 B Boat $250


by using the above range, i know how to use the vlookup to return, say,
A1,
it return for me "Home"...(i.e: =vlookup(lookupValue,A1:C3,2)

how can i use the lookup to return more than 1 data, example, base on the
above, I want it to display for me "Home" and "$200", and have them place
in
separated cell?

any help community ?

thanks community :)


--
oldLearner57

vlookup to return 2 columns
 

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

Biff

"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi T. Valko :) thanks it works well :)
the 2nd formula works fine, need to absolute the lookup range

much appreciated :)

thanks again

thanks community
--
oldLearner57


"T. Valko" wrote:

You need 2 formulas in 2 cells.

Actually, you can enter 1 formula in 1 cell and then just drag copy
across
to the other cell.

Try this:

=VLOOKUP(lookup_value,$A$1:$C$3,COLUMNS($A:B),0)

Now just drag copy across to the other cell.

If the lookup_value is a reference to a cell make at least the column
reference absolute:

H1 = lookup_value

=VLOOKUP($H1,$A$1:$C$3,COLUMNS($A:B),0)

Biff

"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi

can use vlookup function to return with 2 columns value ?

example:

A B C
1 H Home $200

2 C Car $100

3 B Boat $250


by using the above range, i know how to use the vlookup to return, say,
A1,
it return for me "Home"...(i.e: =vlookup(lookupValue,A1:C3,2)

how can i use the lookup to return more than 1 data, example, base on
the
above, I want it to display for me "Home" and "$200", and have them
place
in
separated cell?

any help community ?

thanks community :)


--
oldLearner57

vlookup to return 2 columns
 

thanks L. Howard Kittle :) much appreciated :)
yes! it works good

thanks again

thanks community
--
oldLearner57


"L. Howard Kittle" wrote:

Another way...

Select two cells in a row and while selected type in this lookup formula:

=VLOOKUP(D1,A1:C3,{2,3},0)

Now hit Ctrl + Shift + Enter, you will get { }'s around the formula and
your lookup values will be in the two cells.

HTH
Regards,
Howard

"oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hi

can use vlookup function to return with 2 columns value ?

example:

A B C
1 H Home $200

2 C Car $100

3 B Boat $250


by using the above range, i know how to use the vlookup to return, say,
A1,
it return for me "Home"...(i.e: =vlookup(lookupValue,A1:C3,2)

how can i use the lookup to return more than 1 data, example, base on the
above, I want it to display for me "Home" and "$200", and have them place
in
separated cell?

any help community ?

thanks community :)


--
oldLearner57