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if, and, Vlookup functions - mutiple matchng
Hi I have 2 workbooks each with mutiple columns.
WRKBk1: First Name (B) Surname(C) Email Address (E) Wrkbk2 (reference source): First Name (A) Surname (B) Email address (C) I enter first and surname in to wrkbk1. I am looking for a function that will match match the two colulmns in WRKBk1 with the data in WRKBK2 and then extract the email address from 2 and put it into column (e) in workbook1 |
if, and, Vlookup functions - mutiple matchng
The below array formula will look into the open workbook Book1.xls Sheet1 Col
A and Col B and retrive Col C value. In the workbook where you use this formula cell B2 will have the first name and cell C2 will have the surname..Please note that this is an array formula. Within the cell in edit mode (F2) paste this formula and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to apply this formula. If successful in 'Formula Bar' you can notice the curly braces at both ends like "{=<formula}" =INDEX([Book1.xls]Sheet1!C1:C1000,MATCH(1,([Book1.xls]Sheet1!A1:A1000=B2)*([Book1.xls]Sheet1!B1:B1000=C2),0)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "John R" wrote: Hi I have 2 workbooks each with mutiple columns. WRKBk1: First Name (B) Surname(C) Email Address (E) Wrkbk2 (reference source): First Name (A) Surname (B) Email address (C) I enter first and surname in to wrkbk1. I am looking for a function that will match match the two colulmns in WRKBk1 with the data in WRKBK2 and then extract the email address from 2 and put it into column (e) in workbook1 |
if, and, Vlookup functions - mutiple matchng
Once I entered the sheet/book names I ended up with this. It then returned
an N/A error =INDEX('[Adviser List - email for CPD.xls]Contacts'!C2:C1000,MATCH(1,('[Adviser List - email for CPD.xls]Contacts'!A2:A1000=B14)*('[Adviser List - email for CPD.xls]Contacts'!B2:B1000=C14),0)) The sheet which the names are typed into is: "workshop checklist." This should then refer back to "Adviser List - email for CPD.xls]Contacts" where the original names and emails are held. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: The below array formula will look into the open workbook Book1.xls Sheet1 Col A and Col B and retrive Col C value. In the workbook where you use this formula cell B2 will have the first name and cell C2 will have the surname..Please note that this is an array formula. Within the cell in edit mode (F2) paste this formula and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to apply this formula. If successful in 'Formula Bar' you can notice the curly braces at both ends like "{=<formula}" =INDEX([Book1.xls]Sheet1!C1:C1000,MATCH(1,([Book1.xls]Sheet1!A1:A1000=B2)*([Book1.xls]Sheet1!B1:B1000=C2),0)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "John R" wrote: Hi I have 2 workbooks each with mutiple columns. WRKBk1: First Name (B) Surname(C) Email Address (E) Wrkbk2 (reference source): First Name (A) Surname (B) Email address (C) I enter first and surname in to wrkbk1. I am looking for a function that will match match the two colulmns in WRKBk1 with the data in WRKBK2 and then extract the email address from 2 and put it into column (e) in workbook1 |
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