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I am struggling to get the following process to work:
Firstly, instead of vlookup returning a column index, I need it to return a '1'. Also if the same figure appears again in the same column, to return a '1' and then add them together. So for example the vlookup is searching for '84' in column A, but it appears twice, so how would I get the destination cell to show 2? Does that make sense? I have tried several different methods, but I think this is beyond me. Thanks in advance for any help |
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If I understand you correctly, one way:
=COUNTIF(A:A,84) In article , shakey1181 wrote: I am struggling to get the following process to work: Firstly, instead of vlookup returning a column index, I need it to return a '1'. Also if the same figure appears again in the same column, to return a '1' and then add them together. So for example the vlookup is searching for '84' in column A, but it appears twice, so how would I get the destination cell to show 2? Does that make sense? I have tried several different methods, but I think this is beyond me. Thanks in advance for any help |
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=COUNTIF(A:A,84)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "shakey1181" wrote in message ... I am struggling to get the following process to work: Firstly, instead of vlookup returning a column index, I need it to return a '1'. Also if the same figure appears again in the same column, to return a '1' and then add them together. So for example the vlookup is searching for '84' in column A, but it appears twice, so how would I get the destination cell to show 2? Does that make sense? I have tried several different methods, but I think this is beyond me. Thanks in advance for any help |
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Look at COUNTIF. See HELP for details.
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "shakey1181" wrote in message ... |I am struggling to get the following process to work: | | Firstly, instead of vlookup returning a column index, I need it to return a | '1'. Also if the same figure appears again in the same column, to return a | '1' and then add them together. So for example the vlookup is searching for | '84' in column A, but it appears twice, so how would I get the destination | cell to show 2? Does that make sense? | | I have tried several different methods, but I think this is beyond me. | | Thanks in advance for any help | | |
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