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  1. 07-20-2009, 12:39 AM #1
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    Condition on Vlookup

    Can any body help me ?

    In Vlookup, we select one criteria of the source worksheet & then compare it with the other sheet.

    Is it posisble to compare more than one criteria of the source sheet with another sheet ?

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  2. 07-20-2009, 04:22 AM #2
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    Re: Condition on Vlookup

    You'll need to be more specific. Probably best way is to upload an example excel workbook.
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    Re: Condition on Vlookup

    Please find the attachment. I need to key in the Marks of English in sheet2 from Master data...
    Two criteria need to be checked. Name & Initial..
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    Re: Condition on Vlookup

    Please see the attachment...
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    Re: Condition on Vlookup

    try in E2 sheet 2

    =INDEX(mASTER!$E$3:$E$9, MATCH(A2 & B2, INDEX(mASTER!$A$3:$A$9 & mASTER!$B$3:$B$9, 0), 0))
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    Re: Condition on Vlookup

    Thanks That's wow....
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