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    Vlookup/match/index?

    Hi,

    I am trying to use a formula that will either do a vlookup within a vlookup or will be some sort of match formula, so that I can bring back the desired values into the right fields. I have attached a sample workbook which makes it easier to understand - I am trying to bring the technical names of the attributes into the orange fields.

    Can anyone help?

    Thanks

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    Re: Vlookup/match/index?

    M3:
    =LOOKUP(2,1/(($C$3:$C$9=$I3)*($D$3:$D$9=J3)),$E$3:$E$9)

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    LOOKUP has the magical benefit of being able to handle arrays and all kinds of crazy expressions nested into it. Through this we can get all the functionality of array logic, and INDEX(match all in one.
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    Re: Vlookup/match/index?

    Enter formula in M3 and pull it to the right and then down

    =INDEX($E$3:$E$8,MATCH(J3,$D$3:$D$8,0))
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