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how do i use the vlookup with two references ?
Hello,
I would like to use the vlookup functions with two references. Example: Name Surname Age Marcelo Tavechio 25 David Steven 28 Marcelo Figueiredo 34 Vanessa Simmonds 25 Marcelo Silva 45 I want it to look up for Marcelo than for Silva than show the value of 45. Is it possible???????? |
how do i use the vlookup with two references ?
Try the following formula. Adjust the ranges as required.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="marcelo"),--(B1:B10="silva"),C1:C10) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Vanessa Simmobds" <Vanessa wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to use the vlookup functions with two references. Example: Name Surname Age Marcelo Tavechio 25 David Steven 28 Marcelo Figueiredo 34 Vanessa Simmonds 25 Marcelo Silva 45 I want it to look up for Marcelo than for Silva than show the value of 45. Is it possible???????? |
how do i use the vlookup with two references ?
Insert a helper column just to the left of your data and CONCATENATE the two
name collumns into it, like Marcelo_Silva, and then use your VLOOKUP formula on the concatenated values....=VLOOKUP(Marcelo_Silva,YourRange,4,false ) Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Vanessa Simmobds" wrote: Hello, I would like to use the vlookup functions with two references. Example: Name Surname Age Marcelo Tavechio 25 David Steven 28 Marcelo Figueiredo 34 Vanessa Simmonds 25 Marcelo Silva 45 I want it to look up for Marcelo than for Silva than show the value of 45. Is it possible???????? |
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