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Hi guys,
Lets take this scenario: Brian 20 Michael 30 Ivan 40 Brian 30 Ivan 60 Michael 70 I want to apply a vlookup on this list but return the last value i.e. Brian 30, Ivan 60 & Micahel 70 I tried the -1 instead of the 0 in the last field of the formula but this still did not work correctly. Any suggestions ..??? Thanks, Brian |
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=vlookup() will return the value from the first match.
But this seems to work ok for me: =LOOKUP(2,1/(A1:A10="michael"),B1:B10) Brian Ferris wrote: Hi guys, Lets take this scenario: Brian 20 Michael 30 Ivan 40 Brian 30 Ivan 60 Michael 70 I want to apply a vlookup on this list but return the last value i.e. Brian 30, Ivan 60 & Micahel 70 I tried the -1 instead of the 0 in the last field of the formula but this still did not work correctly. Any suggestions ..??? Thanks, Brian -- Dave Peterson |
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