Multiple criterias in VBA SplitLookup

uhlik

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May 17, 2015
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Hello all!
Any ideas how to modificate below code to search using two criterias, first as it is from CSV column, and second single value from another?

Code:
Function SplitLookup(myTxt As String, myTable As Range, myColumn As Integer) As String
arrValues = Split(myTxt, ",")
For Each Item In arrValues
    mtch = ""
    On Error Resume Next
    mtch = Application.VLookup(Item, myTable, myColumn, False)
    If IsError(mtch) Then mtch = "0"
    On Error GoTo 0
    If mtch = "" Then mtch = "0"
    Res = Res & mtch & ";"
Next
Res = Left(Res, Len(Res) - 1)
SplitLookup = Res
End Function
 

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