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Function LookupMultipleValues(gTarget As String, gSearchRange As Range, gColumnNumber As Integer) Dim g As Long Dim k As String For g = 1 To gSearchRange.Columns(1).Cells.Count If gSearchRange.Cells(g, 1) = gTarget Then For J = 1 To g - 1 If gSearchRange.Cells(J, 1) = g...
Function LookupMultipleValues(gTarget As String, gSearchRange As Range, gColumnNumber As Integer) Dim g As Long Dim k As String For g = 1 To gSearchRange.Columns(1).Cells.Count If gSearchRange.Cells(g, 1) = gTarget Then For J = 1 To g - 1 If gSearchRange.Cells(J, 1) = g...
MultipleLookupNoRept = Left(xStr, Len(xStr) - 1) End If End Function https://zh-cn.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/2706-excel-vlookup-return-multiple-values-in-one-cell.html
Have you ever struggled to find all the matching values for a lookup in Excel? Formulas like VLOOKUP and INDEX & MATCH are great for finding one result. But they can’t return multiple matches. If your lookup value appears more than once, these formulas will only give you the first match...
-2: binary search descending Multiple Values It is possible to return several values at once with a single XLOOKUP function. For example, to return the entire line, enter the entire table inReturn_array: =XLOOKUP(E2,B2:B11,A2:C11)
This tutorial discusses the purpose and syntax of the XLOOKUP Excel function, its advantages concerning its predecessors, the two main ways of using XLOOKUP with multiple criteria including their pros and cons, extending functionality through the optiona
The LOOKUP function searches top-down, meaning it stops at the first matching BOM Level it finds. If you have multiple entries with the same BOM Level, it may not return the correct parent. For example, if you have several parts at BOM Level 2, LOOKUP may return the last part in that...
1. Open the document in WPS Office. Click on the cell where you want to return the value. Click the shortcutInsert Functionbutton, enter VLOOKUP in the pop-up dialog, and clickOK. 2. In the pop-up dialog, enter B9 atLookup_value, Sheet2!A2:B7 atTable_array,...
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