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    Lookup Formula Question

    Hi I am sure this has already been answered somewhere but I couldnt find the exact same case.

    Was trying to create formula that will search a column 2 for multiple criteria and then output the info that corresponds to it from column 1, in multiple rows. The search column 2 has blank rows sometimes that would need to be ignored.

    Attached is example of what I am trying to do. Thanks in advance!


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    Re: Lookup Formula Question

    Perhaps
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    Re: Lookup Formula Question

    Thanks so much! That is so simple and yet it works. I was trying all these other things, never came across FILTER.

    Thanks again

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    Re: Lookup Formula Question

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    Re: Lookup Formula Question

    Hi there, another possible solution could be:

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    Re: Lookup Formula Question

    Thank you, I will try it out too.

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