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    How to do multiple Vlookup?

    I have searched and YouTubed it, and I still can't figure out how to do this. Can you anyone please help me? I'm looking for target but for two different dates and two different locations.
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    Re: How to do multiple Vlookup?

    Try this:

    =LOOKUP(2,1/((Table2[DATE]=[@DATE])*(Table2[LOCATION]=[@LOCATION])),Table2[TARGET])
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    Re: How to do multiple Vlookup?

    Try: =IFERROR(LOOKUP(2,1/(Table2[DATE]=[@DATE])/(Table2[LOCATION]=[@LOCATION]),Table2[TARGET]),"")
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    Re: How to do multiple Vlookup?

    It worked! Thank you!

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    Re: How to do multiple Vlookup?

    Quote Originally Posted by PaulM100 View Post
    Try: =IFERROR(LOOKUP(2,1/(Table2[DATE]=[@DATE])/(Table2[LOCATION]=[@LOCATION]),Table2[TARGET]),"")
    Oh yes, lol. That one was for that mistake that I did.

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    Re: How to do multiple Vlookup?

    Glad to have helped - thanks for the rep.

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