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Multiple VLOOKUP in One Cell?

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    Multiple VLOOKUP in One Cell?

    Hello-

    I need one cell to lookup values from two sources and return a summed value. As an example:

    Cell B2 is going to vlookup values from cells B3, B4, and B5 and return results that are pulled a table and then add them.

    Kind of hard to explain so I hope this makes sense. Basically, a vLoopup that looks up from 3 cells instead of 1 and adds the results (which are #s).

    Thoughts? Thanks.

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    Re: Multiple VLOOKUP in One Cell?

    sumproduct will probably work or combined index
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    Re: Multiple VLOOKUP in One Cell?

    Hello- Thanks for the help. I've attached a basic file.

    Thanks again.
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    Re: Multiple VLOOKUP in One Cell?

    =sumif(c10:c19,c4,d10:d19)+sumif(c10:c19,c5,d10:d19)+sumif(c10:c19,c6,d10:d19)

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    Re: Multiple VLOOKUP in One Cell?

    Super. Totally works. Many thanks!

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