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Vlookup one value then another
I have a spreadsheet (example below). I want to be able to look up the first
value which is a cost center, then within that cost center find an account number and return the $value. For example I want to look up account 12001 in Cost Center 300 and get the value answer $10. How can I do this? Column A Column B Column C Cost center # Account# $Value 300 12001 $10 300 12002 $30 300 12003 $50 400 12001 $20 400 12002 $40 400 12003 $60 |
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Vlookup one value then another
One way:
E1 = lookup cost center = 300 F1 = lookup account number = 12001 =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A10=E1),--(B2:B10=F1),C2:C10) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Michelle7890" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet (example below). I want to be able to look up the first value which is a cost center, then within that cost center find an account number and return the $value. For example I want to look up account 12001 in Cost Center 300 and get the value answer $10. How can I do this? Column A Column B Column C Cost center # Account# $Value 300 12001 $10 300 12002 $30 300 12003 $50 400 12001 $20 400 12002 $40 400 12003 $60 |
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Vlookup one value then another
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=costcenter),--(B2:B100=account),(C2:C100))
Hope this helps. -- John C "Michelle7890" wrote: I have a spreadsheet (example below). I want to be able to look up the first value which is a cost center, then within that cost center find an account number and return the $value. For example I want to look up account 12001 in Cost Center 300 and get the value answer $10. How can I do this? Column A Column B Column C Cost center # Account# $Value 300 12001 $10 300 12002 $30 300 12003 $50 400 12001 $20 400 12002 $40 400 12003 $60 |
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Vlookup one value then another
One way to lookup 400 for acct 12002 to get 40
=VLOOKUP(12002,INDIRECT("b"&MATCH(400,A:A,0)&":c"& MATCH(400,A:A)),2) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Michelle7890" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet (example below). I want to be able to look up the first value which is a cost center, then within that cost center find an account number and return the $value. For example I want to look up account 12001 in Cost Center 300 and get the value answer $10. How can I do this? Column A Column B Column C Cost center # Account# $Value 300 12001 $10 300 12002 $30 300 12003 $50 400 12001 $20 400 12002 $40 400 12003 $60 |
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Vlookup one value then another
Thank you
"T. Valko" wrote: One way: E1 = lookup cost center = 300 F1 = lookup account number = 12001 =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A10=E1),--(B2:B10=F1),C2:C10) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Michelle7890" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet (example below). I want to be able to look up the first value which is a cost center, then within that cost center find an account number and return the $value. For example I want to look up account 12001 in Cost Center 300 and get the value answer $10. How can I do this? Column A Column B Column C Cost center # Account# $Value 300 12001 $10 300 12002 $30 300 12003 $50 400 12001 $20 400 12002 $40 400 12003 $60 |
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Vlookup one value then another
Thank you!
"John C" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=costcenter),--(B2:B100=account),(C2:C100)) Hope this helps. -- John C "Michelle7890" wrote: I have a spreadsheet (example below). I want to be able to look up the first value which is a cost center, then within that cost center find an account number and return the $value. For example I want to look up account 12001 in Cost Center 300 and get the value answer $10. How can I do this? Column A Column B Column C Cost center # Account# $Value 300 12001 $10 300 12002 $30 300 12003 $50 400 12001 $20 400 12002 $40 400 12003 $60 |
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Vlookup one value then another
You're welcome!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Michelle7890" wrote in message ... Thank you "T. Valko" wrote: One way: E1 = lookup cost center = 300 F1 = lookup account number = 12001 =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A10=E1),--(B2:B10=F1),C2:C10) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Michelle7890" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet (example below). I want to be able to look up the first value which is a cost center, then within that cost center find an account number and return the $value. For example I want to look up account 12001 in Cost Center 300 and get the value answer $10. How can I do this? Column A Column B Column C Cost center # Account# $Value 300 12001 $10 300 12002 $30 300 12003 $50 400 12001 $20 400 12002 $40 400 12003 $60 |
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