Hi, is there a way to Vlookup more than one value to find the result, If I add the gender & age and use this to determine the result with...
Is it possible to put more than one value in cell C7? I am trying to extract values that begin with two different strings. Thank-you. Reply Toms says: Hello Oscar, This is incrdible, but can you help me? https://postimg.cc/XBdKzK6X I add 1 item and the result #N/A Reply ...
You can use theIF,IFS,INDEX MATCH,XLOOKUP, orFILTERfunctions of Excel to solve this (checkthis articlefor more details). VLOOKUPreturns only thefirstvalue if more than one value matches thelookup_value. In such cases, you can use theFILTERfunction to get all the values (Checkthis articleto...
Re: VLOOKUP returning sum of values with common value in one row @jimmytan9353 I skipped the "Sold-To" field for the matching. View solution in original post techcommunity_4085513M223976 rev (1).xlsx 25 KB Share Related DiscussionsView all ...
If the exact match is not found, the approximate VLOOKUP will return the largest value that is smaller than the lookup value. For example, if you have the following range of data, and the specified orders are not in the Orders column, how to get its closest Discount in column B? Step...
The lookup array should house the value Excel will search for and the return array argument will house the value to be returned. The separation of the arrays makes the XLOOKUP much more flexible than the VLOOKUP. The lookup array can now be to the left or the right of the return value...
The choice of Xlookup vs Vlookup depends largely on how your data is arranged in Excel. If you have more than one column in your data table and only need to search from left to right like most people, then using Vlookup will probably be easier for you than Xlookup. ...
For the detailed explanation of the formulas, please see: XLOOKUP with multiple criteria INDEX MATCH formula with multiple criteria How to use VLOOKUP to get 2nd, 3rdor nthmatch As you already know, Excel VLOOKUP can fetch only one matching value, more precisely, it returns the first found ...
Ifrange_lookupis set to FALSE, a Vlookup formula searches for a value that is exactly equal to the lookup value. If two or more matches are found, the 1st one is returned. If an exact match is not found, the #N/A error occurs. ...
To fix this error, you can try one of the following solutions. If you want VLOOKUP searches for the next largest value that is less than the lookup value, change the last argumentFALSE(exact match) toTRUE(approximate match). For more information, please seeExample 1: Exact match vs. appro...