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Bill Hebner
May 07, 2018Copper Contributor
Using Excel lookup based on multiple criteria
Hi. I am attempting to create a table using the VLOOKUP function that compares a name in the left column and a category across the top row and returns the value in a separate table. Here's an exa...
Bill Hebner
May 07, 2018Copper Contributor
Sergei,
What you are showing only has one type of "P#", in no particular order, for the source table. I am having difficulty understanding how the formula relates so it is looking at the right information on my end.
My actual source table contains 16 different programs appearing from 1 to 6 times each, sorted alphabetically, depending on the number of types they have associated with them. There are 70 rows for those 16 programs and 9 different "types". Not every program has all the types associated with it.
I apologize that I need to be vague, as my data is sensitive. If you need more clarification, I would be happy to do so.
SergeiBaklan
May 07, 2018Diamond Contributor
Bill,
Do I understand correctly the combination of the program # and type is not repeated in your list?
- Bill HebnerMay 07, 2018Copper ContributorType "G" might be used by 14 out of 16 Programs, but type "I" might be used by 2. No program uses a type more than once.