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Multiple results in Vlookup
You could use a MATCH function which returns the row in a range instead of
the value, then you would combine it with an INDEX function to select the proper column. Something like: =IF(FREQUENCY(...)1, INDEX(myRangeToSearch, MATCH(mySoughtValue, myColumnRangeToMatch, 0), myColumnNumber), VLOOKUP(...)) =INDEX(A8:B11,MATCH("123456",A8:A11,0),2) Stephane Quenson -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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