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I have a worksheet of data that is auto-generated and can't be modified. It
has names of accounts, along with contact types and contact names. Acct1 Sales Fred Acct1 Support Ralph Acct1 Other Sam Acct2 Sales Tim etc.. I want to do a vlookup into that spreadsheet, knowing the account name and contact type, and return the contact name. I can't seem to figure out how to do an embedded vlookup to do this. Any suggestions? Based on other threads in this forum, I've thought of using an "IF" statement, but there can be and unlimited number of contact types, so I would not know how many times to recurse the "IF". There was also the thought of adding a column to the table data, concatenating the two fields, but I can't modify the spreadsheet. Any other ideas? Thanks, - Pete |
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