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![]() Hi I'm having a little trouble with a VLOOKUP function where I have a range of values spread over 9 columns with the lookup value appearing somewhere in the first column. What I need to do is have the function select the appropriate column based on yet another criteria. So, say I have a value that gets looked up in the first column as $500, and in one of the other columns (Column C, say) in the range corresponding to the looked up value is $350 (which is the $500 less tax say), but each of the columns represents a different tax rate depending on this other criteria. Am I able to use VLOOKUP where Value A ($500) gets looked up in Column A, but where Value B determines which column to go to across from the looked up value? I have a feeling I'm barking up the wrong function here, but I hope this makes sense. I would be grateful for any suggestions. JohnK -- JohnK ------------------------------------------------------------------------ JohnK's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26498 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=398026 |
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