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VLOOKUP
I am trying to conect 2 VLLOKUP requests for text so they will print in the
same cell. Example City, State. How do I connect the two strings? I have tried using the & but have not had any success. Thank you, Lisa12 |
VLOOKUP
You would have something like:
=VLOOKUP( ... ) &", " & VLOOKUP( ... ) where the only difference in the vlookups is the column in the lookup table where you expect to get the data from. Hope this helps. Pete On Jun 23, 2:55*pm, Lisa12 wrote: I am trying to conect 2 VLLOKUP requests for text so they will print in the same cell. *Example City, State. *How do I connect the two strings? *I have tried using the & but have not had any success. Thank you, Lisa12 |
VLOOKUP
=vlookupcity & "," & vlookupstate
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Lisa12" wrote in message ... I am trying to conect 2 VLLOKUP requests for text so they will print in the same cell. Example City, State. How do I connect the two strings? I have tried using the & but have not had any success. Thank you, Lisa12 |
VLOOKUP
Hi,
=Vlookup(A1, A3:C10,2,0)&" "&Vlookup(A1,A3:C10,3,0) This works for me. Regards - Dave. |
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