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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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