然后点击OK关闭对话框,保存并关闭代码窗口,返回到工作表,然后输入以下公式:=MultipleLookupNoRept(E2,$A$2:$C$11,3)into a blank cell where you want to output the result, and then drag the fill hanlde down to get all matching values, see screenshot: 请注意:在上式中A2:C11是您要使用的数据...
VLOOKUP multiple values Hello! I am working on a spreadsheet containing our clients information to upload into a new CRM. The spreadsheet has multiple tabs. Each tab has a separate row for the clients First Name, Last Nam... =VLOOKUP(F5&G5,CHOOSE({1,2},$A$5:$A$21&$B$5:$B$21,...
Hello all, first time posting on the Excel tech community - and I've found some great posts on Vlookup for multiple values from the same reference data. What I'm doing is looking at a list of Virtual Machines and trying to populate the right of each VM row with Disk size info from ...
xRows = LookupRange.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 -...
You’ll discover intermediate uses of VLOOKUP that include learning how to combine VLOOKUP with MATCH, perform a nested VLOOKUP with multiple criteria, and use VLOOKUP to get second, third, or multiple occurrences of the same value, as well as how and why to use INDEX-MATCH instead of VLOOKU...
Arrayformula Vlookup to return multiple values with one search_key I am trying to get the below formula to provide me the values from column A that have the matching program key found in the AF column. I'm trying to have ALL the values that match show up, and not just one. =ARRAYFOR...
To troubleshoot, change [is_sorted] to FALSE. VLOOKUP only returns the first matching value: By design, VLOOKUP always returns the first result found. If you have multiple matched search keys, you'll need to assign them unique values so VLOOKUP can search for them properly. VLOOKUP with ...
198 thoughts on “VLOOKUP with Multiple Values or Criteria Using INDEX and MATCH (How To)” Jason February 24, 2014 at 12:13 pm Thanks for the great post on the use of the combined INDEX & MATCH functions. It will certainly be useful for me in the future. Unfortunately, it falls ...
I have 2 excel sheets with below values Sheet1 EmpID AppName AppID [Only AppID is Unique] Sheet2 EmpID AppName RequestNum [Only RequestNum is unique] EmpIDis repeated since there are multiple apps associated with one users AppName is repeated since there are multiple instances of single app...
The problem in using your solution is the lookup rows are very huge 10000+ and the value must be passed to the textbox 3itself and not any cell in the sheet. Based on the lookup return value the user decides to add userform details to another worksheet as a row. ...