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MarkinArk

Vlookup return 2nd match
 
I have a quick question for you seasoned Excel gurus... I use Excel to track
win/loss streaks across several major league baseball teams. I then
consolidate them on one sheet with game date on the left, and the vlookup
results from the detail sheet for each team. I was doing fine, until April
27th when the Mets and Dodgers played a double-header, and now had 2 game
detail data for the one date. I know I can use a Countif(A1:A100, A2) to
determine if I have multiple dates, but don't know how to return the first
true on one line, and the 2nd true on a second line. Any ideas?
A B C
Mon, Apr 26 LA Dodgers POSTPONED
Tue, Apr 27 LA Dodgers W 4-0
Tue, Apr 27 LA Dodgers W 10-5
Wed, Apr 28 LA Dodgers W 7-3

where vlookup(A2, A1:C4, 3, False) = "W 4-0" ... then, I want to return "W
10-5" on the next line. Any ideas? I imagine there is a quick solution for
you pros, but I'm not sure how to get it done. Thanks for any help!

ozgrid.com

Vlookup return 2nd match
 
See
http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/ultimate-e...p-function.htm



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Dave Hawley
www.ozgrid.com
"MarkinArk" wrote in message
...
I have a quick question for you seasoned Excel gurus... I use Excel to
track
win/loss streaks across several major league baseball teams. I then
consolidate them on one sheet with game date on the left, and the vlookup
results from the detail sheet for each team. I was doing fine, until
April
27th when the Mets and Dodgers played a double-header, and now had 2 game
detail data for the one date. I know I can use a Countif(A1:A100, A2) to
determine if I have multiple dates, but don't know how to return the first
true on one line, and the 2nd true on a second line. Any ideas?
A B C
Mon, Apr 26 LA Dodgers POSTPONED
Tue, Apr 27 LA Dodgers W 4-0
Tue, Apr 27 LA Dodgers W 10-5
Wed, Apr 28 LA Dodgers W 7-3

where vlookup(A2, A1:C4, 3, False) = "W 4-0" ... then, I want to return
"W
10-5" on the next line. Any ideas? I imagine there is a quick solution
for
you pros, but I'm not sure how to get it done. Thanks for any help!



T. Valko

Vlookup return 2nd match
 
You have replies at your other post.

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"MarkinArk" wrote in message
...
I have a quick question for you seasoned Excel gurus... I use Excel to
track
win/loss streaks across several major league baseball teams. I then
consolidate them on one sheet with game date on the left, and the vlookup
results from the detail sheet for each team. I was doing fine, until
April
27th when the Mets and Dodgers played a double-header, and now had 2 game
detail data for the one date. I know I can use a Countif(A1:A100, A2) to
determine if I have multiple dates, but don't know how to return the first
true on one line, and the 2nd true on a second line. Any ideas?
A B C
Mon, Apr 26 LA Dodgers POSTPONED
Tue, Apr 27 LA Dodgers W 4-0
Tue, Apr 27 LA Dodgers W 10-5
Wed, Apr 28 LA Dodgers W 7-3

where vlookup(A2, A1:C4, 3, False) = "W 4-0" ... then, I want to return
"W
10-5" on the next line. Any ideas? I imagine there is a quick solution
for
you pros, but I'm not sure how to get it done. Thanks for any help!





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