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Danny J

intellectual vlookup
 
Hi all,

this is a ponder I had rather than a real problem.
Suppose I had a Vlookup array with a repeated value.

eg a1 is john smith but a2 is also John smith is it possible to get the
vlookup to return Both values, ideally at the same time. I do not have a
spreadsheet that requires this, I was just wondering.

Thanks,

Danny



anilsolipuram


vlookup will return only single value.

it is better to use macro, if you have multiple value


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Frank Kabel

Hi
and how should they be returned? In different cells or combined in one
cell?

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"Danny J" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
Hi all,

this is a ponder I had rather than a real problem.
Suppose I had a Vlookup array with a repeated value.

eg a1 is john smith but a2 is also John smith is it possible to get

the
vlookup to return Both values, ideally at the same time. I do not

have a
spreadsheet that requires this, I was just wondering.

Thanks,

Danny




Danny J

Both would be good. An intellectual problem I have been pondering.

Danny


"Frank Kabel" wrote in message
...
Hi
and how should they be returned? In different cells or combined in one
cell?

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"Danny J" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
Hi all,

this is a ponder I had rather than a real problem.
Suppose I had a Vlookup array with a repeated value.

eg a1 is john smith but a2 is also John smith is it possible to get

the
vlookup to return Both values, ideally at the same time. I do not

have a
spreadsheet that requires this, I was just wondering.

Thanks,

Danny







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