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    VlookUp

    I am trying to do a vlookup and cant seem to remember the formula
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    Re: VlookUp

    Use Match Index. Enter it with by hitting Ctrl + Shift + Enter

    =INDEX('Phys Master'!$C$2:$C$11,MATCH(B8&A8,'Phys Master'!$A$2:$A$11&'Phys Master'!$B$2:$B$11,0))

    C2:C11 is the field where the result is coming from.

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    Re: VlookUp

    I am having problems getting that to work I want to make sure that on actual - specialty column b matches column a phys master
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    Re: VlookUp

    Hi JBailey,

    See the attached file where I have vlookup -ed all the three columns from target tab. Let me know if this helps.

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    Re: VlookUp

    Hi Jbailey,

    Have you looked at my post #3?

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    Re: VlookUp

    I have but dont understand it

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    Re: VlookUp

    I tried to make this as easy as possible.
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    Re: VlookUp

    JieJenn do you have a email I can email you this whole file it is too big and I continually get a #value error

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    Re: VlookUp

    Hi jbailey,

    I believe you need to describe first if you want to lookup value basis one column or basis two columns :-

    MP28

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    0001 MP28

    and then you need to tell which column you need from Phys Master ?

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    Re: VlookUp

    I want to see if column a&b on actual-specialty are equal to columns a&b on phys master if not I want it give me a error

    Here is the formula for column d and column e (and it is returning #value error

    =INDEX(PhysMaster!$A$2:$A$841,MATCH(B8&A8,PhysMaster!$B$2:$B$841&PhysMaster!$A$2:$A$841,0))

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    =INDEX(PhysMaster!$B$2:$B$841,MATCH(A8&B8,PhysMaster!$A$2:$A$841&PhysMaster!$B$2:$B$841,0))

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    Re: VlookUp

    It says I am using the wrong data type for the numeric values should I used number or general? And for the ones mp28 which data type?

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    Re: VlookUp

    I want to see if column a&b on actual-specialty are equal to columns a&b on phys master if not I want it give me a error
    HI jbailey, above is what i have already provided in my post#3, see that where you'll find one error as that data combination do not match. Thanks.

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    Re: VlookUp

    Ok but I changed all the data combo to general and it still not working

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    Re: VlookUp

    Ok...
    Upload the file having changed data in it. thanks.

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    Re: VlookUp

    Here is the file. thanks for your help
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    Re: VlookUp

    Ok.. and what result you wanted to see in place of #VALUE! in sheet 2 ?


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    Re: VlookUp

    Instead of hitting enter, you need to hit CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER together

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    Re: VlookUp

    If it matches I would like to see true if not I want to see false is that possible?

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