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vlookup
i'm doing a vlookup in column A. let's say a value appears more than once in
column A. the first vlookup result will be the first corresponding value that appears, correct? how do I then alter the vlookup to find the 2nd value? 3rd? 4th? 5th? many thanks |
vlookup
Is column A sorted so that the entries are grouped or are the entries in
random order? Is the value to be returned text or numeric or can it be either? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Copying VLOOKUP formulas" m wrote in message ... i'm doing a vlookup in column A. let's say a value appears more than once in column A. the first vlookup result will be the first corresponding value that appears, correct? how do I then alter the vlookup to find the 2nd value? 3rd? 4th? 5th? many thanks |
vlookup
entries are in random order.
desired returned values are text and numeric. "T. Valko" wrote: Is column A sorted so that the entries are grouped or are the entries in random order? Is the value to be returned text or numeric or can it be either? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Copying VLOOKUP formulas" m wrote in message ... i'm doing a vlookup in column A. let's say a value appears more than once in column A. the first vlookup result will be the first corresponding value that appears, correct? how do I then alter the vlookup to find the 2nd value? 3rd? 4th? 5th? many thanks |
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