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Hi,
Is there anyway you can get a vlook up to match two values to bring back a number. e.g. A1 = Services numbers, 26 27 B1 = Depot Code C1 = Registration Mumber is there any way i can get the vlookup so that once i enter the service number and the depot code then it brings back the correct registration number. Need it as i have in some cases two of the same service numbers and two diffrent regisrtation numbers Thanks. |
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Use either AutoFilter or a helper column:
With AutoFilter you can set separate criteria on each column and pick the correct result. For the helper column in D1 enter: =A1 & B1 and copy down. Then use this column for lookups. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200787 "Nogger-01" wrote: Hi, Is there anyway you can get a vlook up to match two values to bring back a number. e.g. A1 = Services numbers, 26 27 B1 = Depot Code C1 = Registration Mumber is there any way i can get the vlookup so that once i enter the service number and the depot code then it brings back the correct registration number. Need it as i have in some cases two of the same service numbers and two diffrent regisrtation numbers Thanks. |
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