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static69

using vlookup?
 

i want to return several values from sheet1 based on the value of column
A. If column a (say a1, a3,a5 are true at this time) has a true value,
i want the 2, 3, and 15, (b,c,o) column of each true value to be
displayed....... Is vlookup the proper function to use? if so what am
i doing wrong, and if not what can i use and how?


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jiwolf

Yes. Vlookup is correct. see the help function.

"static69" wrote in
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i want to return several values from sheet1 based on the value of column
A. If column a (say a1, a3,a5 are true at this time) has a true value,
i want the 2, 3, and 15, (b,c,o) column of each true value to be
displayed....... Is vlookup the proper function to use? if so what am
i doing wrong, and if not what can i use and how?


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Alan Beban

jiwolf wrote:
Yes. Vlookup is correct. see the help function.

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i want to return several values from sheet1 based on the value of column
A. If column a (say a1, a3,a5 are true at this time) has a true value,
i want the 2, 3, and 15, (b,c,o) column of each true value to be
displayed....... Is vlookup the proper function to use? if so what am
i doing wrong, and if not what can i use and how?


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If the functions in the freely downloadable file at
http:/home.pacbell.net/beban are available to your workbook you might
want to consider something like

=VLookups(True,A1:O5,{2,3,15}) array entered

Alan Beban

static69


Great advice...thanks for the help...we'll see if i can get it to work
now


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