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One sheet has a huge customer data table with thousands of records.
The second sheet has dozens of customer records. I need to vlookup from the second sheet for sales rep names, using the customer names as matching criteria. The problem is that some sales rep's names, which associate the customer names, have been changed over years. Because vlookup always gives me the first occurance of a customer name (and a rep's name), from the table top to the table bottom, I sometimes get a wrong/old rep name. Is it possible that vlookup searchs the last record first, and move up? Or is there a better approach for my purpose? Thanks in advance. HZ |
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