I would like to do two VLOOKUP type functions and have it return the value in
the third column. For instance, if I have an array something like this:

Purple Grape 5
Green Grape 9
Orange Lemon 2

In the spreadsheet I have:

A B C
Purple Grape ?

I would like to say if A and B match then give me C.

Thanks

One way


=INDEX(C2:C2000,MATCH(1,(A2:A2000="Purple")*(B2:B2 000="Grape"),0))


entered with ctrl + shift & enter

you should replace the criteria with cells (replace Grape and Purple woith 2
cells where you type the criteria, that way you don't have to edit the
formula when you want to change lookup values)


Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


"Barbara" wrote:

I would like to do two VLOOKUP type functions and have it return the value in
the third column. For instance, if I have an array something like this:

Purple Grape 5
Green Grape 9
Orange Lemon 2

In the spreadsheet I have:

A B C
Purple Grape ?

I would like to say if A and B match then give me C.

Thanks

=INDEX(C1:C3,MATCH("purple",A1:A3,0),MATCH("grape" ,B1:B3,0))



"Barbara" wrote in message
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I would like to do two VLOOKUP type functions and have it return the value
in
the third column. For instance, if I have an array something like this:

Purple Grape 5
Green Grape 9
Orange Lemon 2

In the spreadsheet I have:

A B C
Purple Grape ?

I would like to say if A and B match then give me C.

Thanks