As you see, it takes quite a lot of thought to build the logic of a nested IF statement correctly all the way to the end. And although Microsoft Excel allows nesting up to 64 IF functions in one formula, it is not something you'd really want to do in your worksheets. So, if you ...
A more general approach, available in Excel 365, is to define a Lambda function to do whatever you require. For example ARRLOOKUPλ=LAMBDA(lookup_values,lookup_array,return_array,XLOOKUP(TRUE,BYROW(lookup_array=lookup_values,AND),return_array)); will allow you to lookup a row of values...
YLB_8001If you want to stick with the nested XLOOKUP method, try the following: =XLOOKUP(K4,B4:B5,XLOOKUP(1,(J4=D2:G2)*(I4=D3:G3),D4:G5)) For more information, please see:https://exceljet.net/formulas/xlookup-with-multiple-criteria Another option is to use SUMIFS with XLOOK...
Learn how to easily create a two-way nested XLOOKUP in Excel to replace the Index Match formula in the following tutorial.
=IF(AND(B2>=$F$1, B2<=$F$2), "x", "") For more information, please seeExcel IF statement between two numbers or dates. IF this AND that, then calculate something Apart from returning predefined values, the Excel IF AND function can also perform different calculations depending on whet...
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This tutorial will demonstrate how to perform a Double (Nested) XLOOKUP in Excel. If you don’t have access to XLOOKUP, instead you can perform a nested VLOOKUP. In scenarios where one criterion of a lookup task is dependent on another lookup, we can use the Double (Nested) XLOOKUP to...
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=SUMIFS(XLOOKUP([@Report],Table1[#Headers],Table1),Table1[Date],B$1) SUMIFS criteria is not type specific, so a text string that looks like a valid date will be interpreted as a date. Please see the attached workbook if needed, which also contains one possible dynamic array solution ...
This issue is unique. I have used the search tool and did not find an issue describing my bug. Operating System macOS 10.12 or higher Version information 8.1.1 Expected Behavior Sum a dynamic range of values using XLOOKUP: =SUM(XLOOKUP(l...