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IF STATEMENTS COMBINED WITH VLOOKUPS
I have a large database with part specifications. I am trying to do a
vlookup based on the results of 2 columns of information, instead of one. See below "database": col 1 col 2 col 3 col 4 col 5 col 6 cstmr name part no. part spec tolerance length packing info Many times, the part number is the same for 2 customers, however some of the data in the other columns are different (the length may vary, packing info different, etc). I want my vlookup to meet two lookup values, rather than one. I'm thinking an IF statement has to be factored in there somewhere, but can't figure it out. Thanks for any help you can offer |
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IF STATEMENTS COMBINED WITH VLOOKUPS
Which two columns? Are they always the same 2 columns?
IF is not likely to work but you may be able to use a concatenation, but we need to know more. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "peggyL" wrote: I have a large database with part specifications. I am trying to do a vlookup based on the results of 2 columns of information, instead of one. See below "database": col 1 col 2 col 3 col 4 col 5 col 6 cstmr name part no. part spec tolerance length packing info Many times, the part number is the same for 2 customers, however some of the data in the other columns are different (the length may vary, packing info different, etc). I want my vlookup to meet two lookup values, rather than one. I'm thinking an IF statement has to be factored in there somewhere, but can't figure it out. Thanks for any help you can offer |
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IF STATEMENTS COMBINED WITH VLOOKUPS
HI Shane: Yes, it is always the same two columns (A and B)
On my worksheet I plan to type in a customer name in one field and the part number in another field. I want to utilize a vlookup formula in the various other fields to plug in all the rest of the row of information in the database ONLY IF the customer name AND part number are an exact match from columns A (customer Name) and B (part number). Does that help any? Peggy "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Which two columns? Are they always the same 2 columns? IF is not likely to work but you may be able to use a concatenation, but we need to know more. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "peggyL" wrote: I have a large database with part specifications. I am trying to do a vlookup based on the results of 2 columns of information, instead of one. See below "database": col 1 col 2 col 3 col 4 col 5 col 6 cstmr name part no. part spec tolerance length packing info Many times, the part number is the same for 2 customers, however some of the data in the other columns are different (the length may vary, packing info different, etc). I want my vlookup to meet two lookup values, rather than one. I'm thinking an IF statement has to be factored in there somewhere, but can't figure it out. Thanks for any help you can offer |
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