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    Re: Index and Vlookup question (Multiple Condition)

    Hi,

    When you say you have another 'spreadsheet' do you really mean that you have another Excel workbook, or is there in fact only one workbook with the data you show in one sheet and the A, B & C columns without column D in a second worksheet?

    Assuming the former and the key field is the contract number, then in column D of the second workbook enter the following formula in D1 and copy down

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    =VLOOKUP(C1,'C:\[Book1.xls]Sheet1'!C:D,2,False)



    Change the Book1 and Sheet1 references as appropriate.
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    Re: Index and Vlookup question (Multiple Condition)

    What vlady post has given me some hint. But i don't know how to input the formula. I use index. But the problem is that all the value might appear more than once. And excel automatically give me the most upper search result when i use Match. I need a Double Match. match the Contract then match the Room.........

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