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can I use 2 formulas in 1 cell and display both results
Hi there,
I was wondering if its possible to have 2 formulas in one cell. Such as vlookup one value and then vlookup another value and display both results in one cell. Thanks |
can I use 2 formulas in 1 cell and display both results
You cane use:
=VLOOKUP(...)&"-"&VLOOKUP(...) HTH -- AP "chris" a écrit dans le message de ... Hi there, I was wondering if its possible to have 2 formulas in one cell. Such as vlookup one value and then vlookup another value and display both results in one cell. Thanks |
can I use 2 formulas in 1 cell and display both results
Hi
Just join the two VLOOKUPs with & or &" "& if you want a gap in between. You could also use a slash, colon etc. Andy. "chris" wrote in message ... Hi there, I was wondering if its possible to have 2 formulas in one cell. Such as vlookup one value and then vlookup another value and display both results in one cell. Thanks |
can I use 2 formulas in 1 cell and display both results
Thats brilliant.
thank you very much Regards Chris "Andy" wrote: Hi Just join the two VLOOKUPs with & or &" "& if you want a gap in between. You could also use a slash, colon etc. Andy. "chris" wrote in message ... Hi there, I was wondering if its possible to have 2 formulas in one cell. Such as vlookup one value and then vlookup another value and display both results in one cell. Thanks |
can I use 2 formulas in 1 cell and display both results
Thats brilliant, thank you very much
Regards Chris "Ardus Petus" wrote: You cane use: =VLOOKUP(...)&"-"&VLOOKUP(...) HTH -- AP "chris" a écrit dans le message de ... Hi there, I was wondering if its possible to have 2 formulas in one cell. Such as vlookup one value and then vlookup another value and display both results in one cell. Thanks |
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