I want to do a vlookup for the value in column A "Procedure S" to get multiple values in column D - rates.
If it is easily done, I want to look for various versions of procedures like just searching for the word complex and have it return any rate for any procedure with the word "complex" in it.
Thank you for any help with this.
See the attached for a UDF
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=FILTER($D$2:$D$27;$A$2:$A$27=$A$5)
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Thank you, I didn't do a good job of asking my question, I only used procedure S as an example. I want to do a lookup for whatever procudure.
Is mlookup a newer function? It's not in my version of excel
Is this a newer function in excel my version doesn't appear to have this?
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Mlookup is not a built in function of Excel. It was developed as a UDF--user defined function. It is a VBA solution to your needs. By the way, please update your profile to reflect the version of excel you are using.
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