Dog brown 25
Dog Grey 28
Cat Blue 30
Rabbit Brown 12
Dog grey 18

Can the vlookup function be used to lookup more than one value in a row and
return a single corresponding value?

In the example below I want to return the value 25. But if I lookup "dog",
there's two and if I look up "brown" there's also two so I need to lookup dog
and brown together?

How about:-

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A5="Dog")*(B1:B5="Brown")*(C1:C5))

You don't say what you want if you searched for Grey dogs, this would return
46

Mike

"EoinL" wrote:

Dog brown 25
Dog Grey 28
Cat Blue 30
Rabbit Brown 12
Dog grey 18

Can the vlookup function be used to lookup more than one value in a row and
return a single corresponding value?

In the example below I want to return the value 25. But if I lookup "dog",
there's two and if I look up "brown" there's also two so I need to lookup dog
and brown together?

If you want to lookup and return only the 1st match for the dual criteria

Array-entered, press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula:
=INDEX(C1:C5,MATCH(1,(A1:A5="Dog")*(B1:B5="Grey"), 0))

Based on your sample data, above will return: 28
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"EoinL" wrote:
Dog brown 25
Dog Grey 28
Cat Blue 30
Rabbit Brown 12
Dog grey 18

Can the vlookup function be used to lookup more than one value in a row and
return a single corresponding value?

In the example below I want to return the value 25. But if I lookup "dog",
there's two and if I look up "brown" there's also two so I need to lookup dog
and brown together?