I am trying to find out a way for VLOOKUP to return the specified value of a match, but the thing is, the match is listed more than once in the first column.
example:
........A........B........C................H...............J
1.....MIKE....7........99............JOHN .........In J1, I would put =VLOOKUP(H1,A1:C6,3,FALSE)
2.....JOHN....8.......77
3.....DAN.....15......65
4.....RON.....11......44
5.....JOHN....12.....39
6.....ERIC.....8.......39
7....JOHN....17.......45
With the exact match, the formula should return '77'. What would I do if I wanted it to return the value in the third column for the 'JOHN' listed? I am going to continue to add names, going down the first column, so I would want the number for the last time I entered the name.
Is there a function that can start from the bottom and look up?
Or a formula that can start at specified point and work up? The specific point could be something that I would never reach, like row 3000, and that could guarantee I found the last one listed.
PLEASE HELP!!!
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