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Thanks Martin,
Very helpfull Cheers jai "Martin Fishlock" wrote: Hi Jai: Vlookup does not allow multiple lookup keys, what you can do is combine the lookup keys to make unique lookup keys. So in the datatable add a new column to the left somewhere and do =month&":"&week where month and week are specific columns. Then in the vlookup do =VLOOKUP(c1&":"&D5,Actual_Volumes,2,FALSE). adjusting for the new column. Be sure to put a seperator in between to make sure you don't get problems with the keys repeating. You can also use the sumproduct as in the following: =sumproduct(--(a!A1:A5=c1),--(a!B1:B5=d5),(a!c1:c5)) if you are sure that you have uniqueness (no repeating items. the sumproduct is the easiest method although it can be a little slow. -- Hope this helps Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand Please do not forget to rate this reply. "Jai A" wrote: Is it possible to enter multiple criteria in formulas. e.g. something like this =DGET(Actual_Volumes,"Gate","Month"=C1&"Week"=D5) or =VLOOKUP("Month"=C1&"Week"=D5,Actual_Volumes,2,FAL SE). I need to extract data from a table with 2 or more criteria. I know I could set up range adresses with the criteria but was hoping a simple AND/OR in the formula line would suffice. Any help much appreciated |
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