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    mix vlookup and hlookup or another function

    Hi everyone,

    I have got an issue. In the file enclosed, you will see that I would like to input the data from the left tab into the right tab. I have tried with a vlookup, a hlookup (but with the difference of dispositon, it's not possible) or even a pivot table but it seems it does not work. How would you manage to do that ? Thanks a lot.

    Arnaud
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    Hello arnaud,

    You could try this formula in G7 copied down and across

    =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$14:$A$43=G$6),--($B$14:$B$43=$F7),$C$14:$C$43)

    note: if any combination of country and category occurs more than once in your list it will sum the corresponding numbers together.....

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    great

    that's perfect. Thanks a lot.

    Arnaud

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