Add LookupRange.Columns(ColumnNumber).Cells(i).Value, "" End If Next xStr = "" MultipleLookupNoRept = xStr If xDic.Count > 0 Then For i = 0 To xDic.Count - 1 xStr = xStr & xDic.Keys(i) & "," Next MultipleLookupN
Function MultipleLookupNoRept(Lookupvalue As String, LookupRange As Range, ColumnNumber As Integer) Updateby Extendoffice Dim xDic As New Dictionary Dim xRows As Long Dim xStr As String Dim i As Long On Error Resume Next xRows = LookupRange.Rows.Count For i = 1 To xRows If LookupRange...
How to Use SUMIFS with VLOOKUP to Add Multiple Criteria in Excel In this table, we’ve added a new column after the Price column. The new column represents the order statuses for all order IDs. By using the SUMIFS function here, we’ll insert two criteria: the specific order ID for a...
Function MultipleLookupNoRept(Lookupvalue As String, LookupRange As Range, ColumnNumber As Integer) Dim xDic As New Dictionary Dim xRows As Long Dim xStr As String Dim i As Long On Error Resume Next xRows = LookupRange.Rows.Count For i = 1 To xRows If LookupRange.Columns(1).Cells(i...
Rows.Count For i = 1 To xRows If LookupRange.Columns(1).Cells(i).Value = Lookupvalue Then xDic.Add LookupRange.Columns(ColumnNumber).Cells(i).Value, "" End If Next xStr = "" MultipleLookupNoRept = xStr If xDic.Count > 0 Then For i = 0 To xDic.Count - 1 xStr = x...
Step 1 – In attempting to extend a formula across multiple cells, you may encounter the #N/A error, indicating a change in the formula range as observed in this instance. Step 2 – When you’re extending the formula downwards, the range values decrease with each cell. To keep the range...
This is an array formula, it returns multiple values. We need to enter it in multiple cells at once, here is how to do it. Select cell range D14:D15, press with left mouse button on in the formula bar to see the prompt. Copy and paste above array formula to formula bar. ...
(1).Cells(i).Value = Lookupvalue Then xDic.Add LookupRange.Columns(ColumnNumber).Cells(i).Value, "" End If Next xStr = "" MultipleLookupNoRept = xStr If xDic.Count > 0 Then For i = 0 To xDic.Count - 1 xStr = xStr & xDic.Keys(i) & "," Next MultipleLookupNoRept = ...
If LookupRange.Columns(1).Cells(i).Value = Lookupvalue Then xDic.Add LookupRange.Columns(ColumnNumber).Cells(i).Value, "" End If Next xStr = "" MultipleLookupNoRept = xStr If xDic.Count > 0 Then For i = 0 To xDic.Count - 1 ...
The COUNTIF function counts values based on a condition, in this case, multiple conditions. The first argument has an expanding cell range that grows when the cell is copied to cells below. This allows the formula to count for previously shown values. COUNTIF($E$5:E5, $B$3:$B$12)=...