Vlookup for duplicate cell values to display both names in separate cells

SOURCE: ms excel

Vlookup: =VLOOKUP(A1,A1:C10,3,FALSE) 1. Lookup_value - A1 the value you want to search. 2. Table_Array - A1:C10 You will only search the lookup_value in the left column which is A1:A10 in this example. 3. Col_Index_Number - If you find a matching value give me column 3. Since A1=A1 it will give me C1. In this example 1 is A, 2 is B and 3 is C. 4. Range_lookup - I always choose false which is exact match. True will give you approximate match and its not always correct. Vlookup is used when you have a list of values and you want additional values that exist in other fields. You will get those values only for the fields that you search for. In your example you can get the address by running vlookup at the names, it is also good way to search duplicates. Q2 is very simple, on field D1 just type: =A1 & " " & B1 & " " & C1 Just drag it or double click on the drag square Let me know if you have any other questions Daniel

SOURCE: Using if and then to add values to a cell

Try using the SUMIF function for one condition or multiple conditions. Use the SUMIF worksheet function to create a total value for one range based on a value in another range. For example, for every cell in the rage B5:B25 that contains the value "Northwind", the following formula calculates the total for the corresponding cells in the range F5:F25. Formula:
=sumif(B5:B25,"Northwind",F5:F25)

Here are SUMIF functions for multiple conditions.

=sum(if((B5:B25="Northwind")*(C5:C25="Western"),F5:F25))

=sum(if((B5:B25="Northwind")+(C5:C25="Western"),F5:F25))

=sum(if(B5:B25="Northwind",IF(C5:C25="Western"),1,0)))

Also check your help for SUMIF functions.

If this helps you, Please rate me. Thanks, Patty

CNewton2

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• Posted on Mar 10, 2008

SOURCE: excell vlookup formula

Suggest you do some debugging in steps:

1. Open the 'bills up to 022908.xls'

2. Use an empty cell to "=CONCATENATE(D3,L3)". That way you can see what values are being generated.

3. Copy the values of that cell and see if you can find them in Col G of 'bills up to 022908.xls'.

Once its broken down into pieces you can usually see "the error of your ways."

Hope this helps.

SOURCE: Using Vlookup to copy data from another worksheet

=if(isblank(vlookup(Sheet1!A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$B$4,2,0)),"",vlookup(Sheet1!A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$B$4,2,0))

SOURCE: Some cells return #N/A

the issue is that you may be trying to find the the data which is not there in the table PROV hence you need to have a look at the data in the table PROV
first see if the data you are trying to find is there in the table or not (use crtl+f) to see if the data is there in the table.