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SamuelT
Hi all,
I've got a VLOOKUP formula functioning in the usual way. However,
sometimes the look_up value is duplicated. When this occurs VLOOKUP
always returns the first instance of the entry. Is there a means to get
Excel to ignore entries it has already returned an entry for?
The VLOOKUP is part of a bigger formula, being:
=IF(AND('Dependency Log'!$A2=Matrix!$B3, 'Dependency
Log'!$E2=Matrix!D$2),(VLOOKUP($B3,look_up,2,FALSE)),"")
Any ideas?
TIA,
SamuelT
I've got a VLOOKUP formula functioning in the usual way. However,
sometimes the look_up value is duplicated. When this occurs VLOOKUP
always returns the first instance of the entry. Is there a means to get
Excel to ignore entries it has already returned an entry for?
The VLOOKUP is part of a bigger formula, being:
=IF(AND('Dependency Log'!$A2=Matrix!$B3, 'Dependency
Log'!$E2=Matrix!D$2),(VLOOKUP($B3,look_up,2,FALSE)),"")
Any ideas?
TIA,
SamuelT