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I fear my objective is not attainable using basic Excel commands but I'll
give it go.

I have a spreadsheet:
Tab 1
A B
Dated Date: 4/15/1998

Tab 2
A B C
3 1997 159.1 <-- 3 represents march, 1997 is year
4 1997 159.6
5 1997 160
6 1997 160.2
7 1997 160.1
8 1997 160.3
9 1997 160.5
10 1997 160.8
11 1997 161.2
12 1997 161.6
1 1998 161.5
2 1998 161.3
3 1998 161.6
4 1998 161.9
5 1998 162.2
6 1998 162.5
7 1998 162.8
8 1998 163
9 1998 163.2
etc. continuing to 2008

My objective is to match the month and year from Tab 1 to Tab 2 and bring
back the corresponding number in column C in Tab 2. For my example, I would
expect 161.9.

I attempted to use SUMPRODUCT but no luck. I am suspecting it is because I
have repeating numbers in column A. I briefly read the documentation on
index/match but do not think it is the appropriate command either.

Is it possible to match on multiple criteria when one column of critera is
not unique?

Many thanks.
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Try this formula...

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$10=MONTH($G$1)),--($B$1:$B$10=YEAR($G$1)),$C
$1:$C$10)

Assumes your data starts in A1:C10 as formatted below with the date in
G1.



On Jun 2, 11:35 am, JE wrote:
I fear my objective is not attainable using basic Excel commands but I'll
give it go.

I have a spreadsheet:
Tab 1
A B
Dated Date: 4/15/1998

Tab 2
A B C
3 1997 159.1 <-- 3 represents march, 1997 is year
4 1997 159.6
5 1997 160
6 1997 160.2
7 1997 160.1
8 1997 160.3
9 1997 160.5
10 1997 160.8
11 1997 161.2
12 1997 161.6
1 1998 161.5
2 1998 161.3
3 1998 161.6
4 1998 161.9
5 1998 162.2
6 1998 162.5
7 1998 162.8
8 1998 163
9 1998 163.2
etc. continuing to 2008

My objective is to match the month and year from Tab 1 to Tab 2 and bring
back the corresponding number in column C in Tab 2. For my example, I would
expect 161.9.

I attempted to use SUMPRODUCT but no luck. I am suspecting it is because I
have repeating numbers in column A. I briefly read the documentation on
index/match but do not think it is the appropriate command either.

Is it possible to match on multiple criteria when one column of critera is
not unique?

Many thanks.


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This post can be disregarded. I was able to successfully use INDEX.

"JE" wrote:

I fear my objective is not attainable using basic Excel commands but I'll
give it go.

I have a spreadsheet:
Tab 1
A B
Dated Date: 4/15/1998

Tab 2
A B C
3 1997 159.1 <-- 3 represents march, 1997 is year
4 1997 159.6
5 1997 160
6 1997 160.2
7 1997 160.1
8 1997 160.3
9 1997 160.5
10 1997 160.8
11 1997 161.2
12 1997 161.6
1 1998 161.5
2 1998 161.3
3 1998 161.6
4 1998 161.9
5 1998 162.2
6 1998 162.5
7 1998 162.8
8 1998 163
9 1998 163.2
etc. continuing to 2008

My objective is to match the month and year from Tab 1 to Tab 2 and bring
back the corresponding number in column C in Tab 2. For my example, I would
expect 161.9.

I attempted to use SUMPRODUCT but no luck. I am suspecting it is because I
have repeating numbers in column A. I briefly read the documentation on
index/match but do not think it is the appropriate command either.

Is it possible to match on multiple criteria when one column of critera is
not unique?

Many thanks.

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