What I am trying to do is find a row in sheet 1 that matches my two reference
cells and pulling the information from a specific colume for that row. All I
have been able to find is formulas that use one reference point.

What you can do is to introduce a new column in Sheet1 (eg column C) and
concatenate your two reference fields together, eg:

=A1&B1

and copy this down.

Then you can use VLOOKUP like this in Sheet2:

=VLOOKUP(A1&B1,Sheet1!C:F,4,0)

where the values you are looking for are in A1 and B1.

Hope this helps.

Pete

"Carena" wrote in message
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What I am trying to do is find a row in sheet 1 that matches my two
reference
cells and pulling the information from a specific colume for that row. All
I
have been able to find is formulas that use one reference point.

If the information that you're "pulling" is a number, and there are no
duplicate matches, you can use Sumproduct().

With datalist in A1 to C100, where criteria 1 can be found in Column A,
and criteria 2 can be found in Column B, and you want the numeric value from
Column C returned,
enter the Column A criteria in say D1, and the Column B criteria in D2, and
try this:

=Sumproduct((A2:A100=D1)*(B2:B100=D2)*C2:C100)

On the other hand, if the data to be returned is *not* numeric,
using the same scenario, try this *array* formula:

=Index(C1:C100,Match(1,(A1:A100=D1)*(B1:B100=D2),0 ))

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Array formulas must be entered with CSE, <Ctrl <Shift <Enter, instead of
the regular <Enter, which will *automatically* enclose the formula in curly
brackets, which *cannot* be done manually. Also, you must use CSE when
revising the formula.

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HTH,

RD

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"Carena" wrote in message
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What I am trying to do is find a row in sheet 1 that matches my two
reference
cells and pulling the information from a specific colume for that row. All
I
have been able to find is formulas that use one reference point.