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Default How can I use DGET in Excel with criteria that changes each line?

I want to use Excel to work between two worksheets to pull out a value from
one and stick it in the other. I tried using DGET but am I having trouble
because of the Criteria syntax. I want to use the first three columns as
criteria to fill in the third. Below is a very basic example - I'm talking
about doing this with thousands of lines of Excel data! I'm not sure if I
should be using DGET or something else, but it needs to pull the "weight"
from the second worksheet and put it in the appropriate row in the first
worksheet . . . PLEASE HELP!

Worksheet 1
Name Age Sex Weight
Alex 10 M
Corey 10 M
Elvis 9 M


Worksheet 2
Name Age Sex Weight
Alex 10 M 100
Alex 12 M 130
Brian 11 M 123
Corey 10 M 98
Dan 10 M 109
Elvis 9 M 96

 
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