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I hope someone can help me. I have 2 databases, one that records order info,
and the other that records shipping info. After pivoting the data in the
shipping database, I want to transfer the total quantity shipped against a
particular order to the order database. However, one order # can have several
part #'s associated with it. Is there a way to lookup Order # (Column A) AND
Part # (Column B) to retrieve the correct data for the specific part?

Please help!


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Jaye,

Here is an example

=INDEX(C1:C10,MATCH(1,(A1:A10="Bob")*(B1:B10="Car" ),0))

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I hope someone can help me. I have 2 databases, one that records order

info,
and the other that records shipping info. After pivoting the data in the
shipping database, I want to transfer the total quantity shipped against a
particular order to the order database. However, one order # can have

several
part #'s associated with it. Is there a way to lookup Order # (Column A)

AND
Part # (Column B) to retrieve the correct data for the specific part?

Please help!




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