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    Index & Match or VLookup based off of Multiple criteria

    Hello,

    I'm trying to write a formula in cell A2 that will look through columns I:K and will give me the name of a person based on their Title & Department code

    I just can't seem to figure it out. Any help would greatly be appreciated

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    Re: Index & Match or VLookup based off of Multiple criteria

    Hi
    Try this in A2 and down:
    =IFERROR(INDEX($H$3:$H$32,MATCH(C2&B2,$J$3:$J$32&$I$3:$I$32,0)),"")

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    Quote Originally Posted by belinda200 View Post
    Hi
    Try this in A2 and down:
    =IFERROR(INDEX($H$3:$H$32,MATCH(C2&B2,$J$3:$J$32&$I$3:$I$32,0)),"")


    It didn’t seem to work. I copied and pasted it and then entered manually twice

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    Re: Index & Match or VLookup based off of Multiple criteria

    belinda's solution was an array formula and needs CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER to set it. This one just needs ENTER:

    =IFERROR(INDEX($H$3:$H$32,MATCH(1,INDEX(($J$3:$J$32=C2)*(I$3:$I$32=B2),0),0)),"")
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    Re: Index & Match or VLookup based off of Multiple criteria

    Disregard my last reply. It worked perfectly.

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