XLOOKUP with multiple criteria across multiple columns and rows

soriaul

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  1. 365
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Hello,
I'm trying to see if there is an xlookup formula or any formula that will help, that will bring back a total that has criteria across columns and a row. This is what I tried previously and it's not working and bringing back a value error.

XLOOKUP(B9,Assumptions!$B$3:$B$152,XLOOKUP(D$6,Assumptions!$C$2:$N$2,XLOOKUP(Cashflow!$D$2,Assumptions!$A$3:$A$152,Assumptions!C$3:C$152,0)))

Below in the "Sales" row is where I want the values returned based on the criteria in red font
1
Financial Statements
$ Thousands
1​
2​
3​
4​
5​
6​
7​
8​
9​
10​
11​
12​
2024​
AprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarch
INCOME STATEMENT
SalesSales Proceeds#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!

This is the table where the data is coming from.
Project #TypeAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarch
1​
Sales--------2.11---
2​
Sales-----------1.48
3​
Sales--1.35---------
4​
Sales-----2.36------
5​
Sales--------1.80---
6​
Sales----------1.90-
7​
Sales--------3.14---
8​
Sales--3.36---------
9​
Sales-------2.76----
10​
Sales------2.98-----
11​
Sales--------1.96---
12​
Sales-----1.93------
13​
Sales----2.02-------
14​
Sales--2.84---------
15​
Sales---------3.77--
16​
Sales------3.59-----
17​
Sales-----------2.85
18​
Sales--2.62---------
19​
Sales-----1.54------
20​
Sales-------4.27----
21​
Sales---3.37--------
22​
Sales-----3.33------
23​
Sales-----------2.25
24​
Sales-------3.08----
25​
Sales--1.69---------
26​
Sales-----1.06------
27​
Sales-----2.83------
28​
Sales------2.09-----
 

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Like this?
Drag formula in C7 across columns as needed.

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1Financial Statements
2$ Thousands123456789101112
32024
4AprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarch
5
6INCOME STATEMENT
7SalesSales Proceeds0011.863.372.0213.058.6610.119.013.771.96.58
8
9This is the table where the data is coming from.
10Project #TypeAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarch
111Sales--------2.11---
122Sales-----------1.48
133Sales--1.35---------
144Sales-----2.36------
155Sales--------1.8---
166Sales----------1.9-
177Sales--------3.14---
188Sales--3.36---------
199Sales-------2.76----
2010Sales------2.98-----
2111Sales--------1.96---
2212Sales-----1.93------
2313Sales----2.02-------
2414Sales--2.84---------
2515Sales---------3.77--
2616Sales------3.59-----
2717Sales-----------2.85
2818Sales--2.62---------
2919Sales-----1.54------
3020Sales-------4.27----
3121Sales---3.37--------
3222Sales-----3.33------
3323Sales-----------2.25
3424Sales-------3.08----
3525Sales--1.69---------
3626Sales-----1.06------
3727Sales-----2.83------
3828Sales------2.09-----
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C7:N7C7=SUM(FILTER($C$11:$N$38,C4=$C$10:$N$10,0))
 
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Unfortunately, your question is hard to piece together because there aren't any column/row headers, and judging from the dataset, you don't start in A1.

Because of this, I am just using the below named/ dynamic ranges (which would be good to do anyway):

Table is converted into a dynamic table named ProjectTable
Red 1 in your first screenshot is named ProjectNum
Red Sales in your first screenshot is named Type
Red Month is named Month

Excel Formula:
=INDEX(ProjectTable,XMATCH(1,(ProjectTable[Project '#]=ProjectNum)*(ProjectTable[Type]=Type)),XMATCH(Month,ProjectTable[#Headers]))
 
Last edited:
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Solution
Thanks this is closer but I also need to add in the filter by project #
 
Upvote 0
This wouldn't filter based on Project Number or Type, although could be modified to do it.
 
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