Hi Guys,
I'm struggling with another formula.
I am trying to return a specific price value to a cell using a lookup but because there are multiple contractors and different costs attributed, I am a bit stuck.
I have attached a sheet with the problem contained.
Any help would be much appreciated
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In AP15, enter:
Formula:
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In DATA, insert a new column A
In A2 copied down
=B2&D2
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In Subcontractor AP15
=VLOOKUP($Q$8&S15,DATA!$A$2:$F$580,6,FALSE)
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What you are looking to do is a multi criteria vlookup. you will find many suggestions on the web. however in your scenario you could make use of a different function: SUMIFS(). As there will only be one match for BOTH criteria SUMIFS() will be the correct value. So =SUMIFS(DATA!E:E,DATA!A:A,'SUBCONTACTOR PAYMENTS'!Q8,DATA!B:B,'SUBCONTACTOR PAYMENTS'!N15) would be the formula in your first cell AP15
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