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Hi, I am trying to use vlookup to get some figures out of a table of
data. A simplified version is as below: Fund G/N_Ind 1m_cum SB058 N* -1.01 46385 G -0.86 46385 N* -0.94 FC237 N* -1 If I use a simple vlookup to obtain the figures in the third column I can use the following formula: =VLOOKUP(A2,$A$2:$C$5,3,FALSE) However, as there is a repeat of the fund code in the first colum, when I want to return the figure -0.94 for the fund number 46385, it instead returns the first occurence of the fund and gives me the figure -0.86. Is there any other formula I can use to ask for the second instance corresponding to Fund 46385 or perhaps a formula that first looks for 46385 and then looks for N* so it will return the -0.94? Thanks, Simon |
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