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![]() thanks Gary A good simple solution Cheers Gary Brown Wrote: Copy the new formula in A1 down the range "Gary Brown" wrote: - Andrew, The easiest way to handle this would be to insert a new column in A so that now, B has #s, C has letters, D has names and E has amounts/types. In column a put ... =B1&C1 to make an index of the 2 search criteria In F1 (previously E1) put 3 In G1 (previously F1) put A In H1 put the following formula... =VLOOKUP($F$1&$G$1,$A:$E,4,FALSE) In I1 put the following formula... =VLOOKUP($F$1&$G$1,$A:$E,5,FALSE) HTH, Gary Brown "Andrew" wrote: - I'm looking for an excel command which can lookup data dependent on two reference columns. eg A B C D 1 Dave 100 1 A Jim 10 3 C Pete 2 A Alan 30 3 A John Apples 2 B Helen Purple Monkeys In Cell E1 i would like to enter a value in column A In Cell F1 i would like to enter a value in column B So if E1 = 3 and F1 = A then G1 = John and H1= Apples Any suggestions appreciated -- Andrew -- -- Andrew |
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