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rbalza
Oct 19, 2022Brass Contributor
XLookup Value multiple criteria
Hi everyone, I was wondering how to do a lookup value using multiple criteria. Scenario: I have 2 sheet tabs; one is for data entry and other is for overview (like a pivot table view). Whatever ...
- Oct 19, 2022
rbalza Not really sure what you have in mind with this formula but to avoid the error you need to make sure that the elements in the look_up array are in the correct order.
In you original formula, you were trying to match 44841ProcessingIG with ProcessingIG44841
Hence, #N/A.
=XLOOKUP(Overview!A4&Overview!B4&Overview!C1,'Data Entry'!C2&'Data Entry'!B1&'Data Entry'!B2,'Data Entry'!A2)This will return "Apple".
Riny_van_Eekelen
Oct 19, 2022Platinum Contributor
rbalza Not really sure what you have in mind with this formula but to avoid the error you need to make sure that the elements in the look_up array are in the correct order.
In you original formula, you were trying to match 44841ProcessingIG with ProcessingIG44841
Hence, #N/A.
=XLOOKUP(Overview!A4&Overview!B4&Overview!C1,'Data Entry'!C2&'Data Entry'!B1&'Data Entry'!B2,'Data Entry'!A2)This will return "Apple".
rbalza
Oct 19, 2022Brass Contributor
Hi Riny_van_Eekelen, thanks very much for taking the time on this. I will accept your answer to my query as I posted another query which is clearer what is the desired result. You can follow up the topic here on this link 🙂 Once again, thank you!
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/dynamic-list-of-row-columns-based-on-table/m-p/3656403
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/dynamic-list-of-row-columns-based-on-table/m-p/3656403