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    VLOOKUP 2 cells into 1

    I would like to VLOOKUP a cell value and return 2 values into 1 cell. Im looking for an EASIER idea to to this.
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    So these two results will be displayed side by side, in one cell.
    The second result will always be an adjacent cell to the first result.
    i.e. column 2 and 3.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: VLOOKUP 2 cells into 1

    Do you mean?

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    Re: VLOOKUP 2 cells into 1

    Ha yer thanks. That works.

    But I was hoping to shorten it to-
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    or something simular
    Because I have these to functions nested 7 Times and my formula is already huge.

    But that will do unless you know of a shorter way.
    Thanks loads.

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    Re: VLOOKUP 2 cells into 1

    No. I can not thing something shorter but keep in your mind that vlookup-and specially using for such a small range- has no problem of slow your calculations. So maybe will be a hudge formuala but will be no other problem in the application!

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