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Multiple values for LOOKUP? Maybe add IF clause?
I don't know how to get Column C in the example below into another worksheet
that is searched for BOTH Column A and Column B. Column A = Name Column B = Unit Column C = Value 1 Column D = Value 2 For example, a person (A) works in multiple units (B). I want to move (C) when (A) and (B) match. I need something like IF A = Susan Smith AND B = Unit 123, then vlookup C to cell A5 in Worksheet 2. Does that make sense? |
Multiple values for LOOKUP? Maybe add IF clause?
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100="Susan Smith"),--(B1:B100="Unit 123"),C1:C100)
you can not use a whole column prior to XL-2007 "DataBeth" wrote: I don't know how to get Column C in the example below into another worksheet that is searched for BOTH Column A and Column B. Column A = Name Column B = Unit Column C = Value 1 Column D = Value 2 For example, a person (A) works in multiple units (B). I want to move (C) when (A) and (B) match. I need something like IF A = Susan Smith AND B = Unit 123, then vlookup C to cell A5 in Worksheet 2. Does that make sense? |
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