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Nested Vlookups
Hello All;
I'm trying to create a vlookup using a second criteria, and thought about writing a nested Vlookup in the same format as nested "IFs". Nothing seems to work the same way. Has anyone written a nested Vlookup or is it possible? In short, I'm trying to pull data from a table based on the month of the year. So the Vlookup would vary based upon the monhth of the year, and thus the nested lookup function. Thanks, |
Nested Vlookups
HI
Are you looking for something like this =IF(A1=DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1),1),VLOOKUP(A2,B3:E1 8,2,FALSE),""). If the date match it will lookup the information only. HTH John "Griffen" wrote in message ... Hello All; I'm trying to create a vlookup using a second criteria, and thought about writing a nested Vlookup in the same format as nested "IFs". Nothing seems to work the same way. Has anyone written a nested Vlookup or is it possible? In short, I'm trying to pull data from a table based on the month of the year. So the Vlookup would vary based upon the monhth of the year, and thus the nested lookup function. Thanks, |
Nested Vlookups
Not "NZ Chch Griff" by any chance?
Just wondered ... Matt Geare "Griffen" wrote: Hello All; I'm trying to create a vlookup using a second criteria, and thought about writing a nested Vlookup in the same format as nested "IFs". Nothing seems to work the same way. Has anyone written a nested Vlookup or is it possible? In short, I'm trying to pull data from a table based on the month of the year. So the Vlookup would vary based upon the monhth of the year, and thus the nested lookup function. Thanks, |
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