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vlookup &match
hello...need your help:
is it possible to do the following: =vlookup(....,match(.....),match(...) ) . can you please give me an example ? |
vlookup &match
Hi Pierre,
An example of what? Why not tell us what you're trying to achieve so we can show something useful? -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "pierre" wrote in message ... | hello...need your help: | | is it possible to do the following: | | =vlookup(....,match(.....),match(...) ) . | | can you please give me an example ? |
vlookup &match
maybe you meant:
=index(...,match(...),match(...)) http://contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html pierre wrote: hello...need your help: is it possible to do the following: =vlookup(....,match(.....),match(...) ) . can you please give me an example ? -- Dave Peterson |
vlookup &match
That's from Debra Dalgleish's site.
Dave Peterson wrote: maybe you meant: =index(...,match(...),match(...)) http://contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html pierre wrote: hello...need your help: is it possible to do the following: =vlookup(....,match(.....),match(...) ) . can you please give me an example ? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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