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How to lookup with more than 1 value
Got it, thank you :)
"Sheeloo" wrote: In the sheet with Destination, Service Type and Charges (let us say Sheet2) insert Col A and enter formula =B1&C1 and copy down Now in the sheet with Destination, Service Type enter this in C2 (assuming header rows) =VLOOKUP(A2&B2, Sheet2!A:D,4,False) and copy down You can wrap VLOOKUP like the following to avoid #N/A for missing values =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2&B2, Sheet2!A:D,4,False)),"",VLOOKUP(A2&B2, Sheet2!A:D,4,False)) "Alan" wrote: Example I have a data sheet with these header Destination, Service Type And another sheet with Destination, Service Type and Charges I need to look into both Destination and Service Type to find out or return the value that match these 2 arguement. How can I do that? Vlookup only allow me to lookup base on only 1 arguement. Thank you. "Sheeloo" wrote: What do you mean by "lookup for a value with more than 1 arguement"? Pl. give an example. "Alan" wrote: I understand that vlookup can only lookup value with only 1 arguement. If I need to lookup for a value with more than 1 arguement, which function in Excel can I use? |
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