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rhani111

Function for more than 1 criteria
 

Hi All,

If I have to create a function that returns a value but needs two sets
of criteria to return the value, HOW do I do this?

For example

Location Hole Depth Hole Type
Ramp 15 22 OB
Ramp 2 28 PS
Ramp 4 60 IB


The values to return (lookup) has to match the ramp number AND depth
between 15-25 and be a specific TYPE of hole ie OB.....

how can I get the formula to "lookup" whether it matches the three
criteria, look to another table to see what the rate should be...


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Anne Troy

You could try something like:

=vlookup(a2&b2&c2,lookuprange,4)

However, you'd have to have a lookup range that ALSO concatenates the 3
columns, and that has to be the first column in your lookup range.
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"rhani111" wrote in
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Hi All,

If I have to create a function that returns a value but needs two sets
of criteria to return the value, HOW do I do this?

For example

Location Hole Depth Hole Type
Ramp 15 22 OB
Ramp 2 28 PS
Ramp 4 60 IB


The values to return (lookup) has to match the ramp number AND depth
between 15-25 and be a specific TYPE of hole ie OB.....

how can I get the formula to "lookup" whether it matches the three
criteria, look to another table to see what the rate should be...


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Biff

Hi!

You might be able to use a Sumproduct formula:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A50=ramp_number),--(B1:B50=15),--(B1:B50<=25),--(C1:C50="OB"),Rate_to_Return)

Biff

"rhani111" wrote in
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Hi All,

If I have to create a function that returns a value but needs two sets
of criteria to return the value, HOW do I do this?

For example

Location Hole Depth Hole Type
Ramp 15 22 OB
Ramp 2 28 PS
Ramp 4 60 IB


The values to return (lookup) has to match the ramp number AND depth
between 15-25 and be a specific TYPE of hole ie OB.....

how can I get the formula to "lookup" whether it matches the three
criteria, look to another table to see what the rate should be...


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rhani111
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