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![]() Is there a place I can search previous discussions to see if this has already been answered? Or can someone point me to the thread where this was already answered? I have a spreadsheet in the following format: 001 AAA 3.5 001 AAB 5.2 001 AAC 3.9 002 AAA 2.9 002 AAB 2.9 002 AAC 9.3 003 AAA 9.2 003 AAB 0.3 003 AAC 2.9 I want to sort it into something that looks like: 001 AAA 3.5 AAB 5.2 AAC 3.9 002 AAA 2.9 etc.... So I need something that will lookup 001, then look up AAA, and return _that_ value. Is there anything that does that? Alternatly, what I tried is to concatenate the first two columns, and then lookup 001AAA. Unfortunatly, the vlookup function doesn't search values, and I can't figure out how to get the text of that thing without re-typing all of them. So is there a way to lookup the value of a function, and return a value based on that? Thanks, Amanda -- ahimel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ahimel's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=23726 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=374003 |
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