VLOOKUP Formula ?

zone709

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Hi i am using this below but i need to return Column C on Detailed_view. You can see ,1 this returns D, but i need to return C before D. I tried -1 but that doesn't work.

=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(@$D$8:$D$694, Detailed_View!$D$2:$P$395,1,0),"")
 
I have to get back on the Vlookup here for now. Still stuck on other one.

On the Lookup =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(@$D$8:$D$694, Detailed_View!$D$2:$P$395,8,0),"") I need to add if column E also on the Detailed_view has the word Monday in it then return line ,8

This works now if D on both sheet match. Then is returns line line,8 but i need to add if also column E matches on detailed sheet the word Monday. Then return ,8
 
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Two things
1) the formula in post#10 id not the one I used in your previous thread. ;)
2) Are you sure that you are using 2016 & not 365 as you would not get (or need) the @ sign in your formula in 2016.
 
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Post#10 is the last post on the 1st page, each post has a number at the right hand side of the post
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If i cant figure it out cause index match is a little hard for me because i kind of need to use it. Then ill have to add a small macro copying and pasting column D to column A then use the lookup function. Cause then i can start from A2 and work across to C to return instead of going backwards.
 
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If you look at your previous thread where you were concatenating to values, both of those values were extracted using an index match formula & that is what you need to use for this.
 
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ok yes i am just going back now and understand what you are saying. I just need to take one of the columns out. The last post i am returning 2 columns cause its first and last name
 
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I think i am close?

=IFERROR(CONCATENATE(INDEX(Detailed_View!$C$2:$C$300,MATCH(D8,Detailed_View!$D$2:$D$302,0)),")
 
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That's it :)
Although you can get rid of the concatenate function & it's best to have the same sized ranges
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(Detailed_View!$C$2:$C$300,MATCH(D8,Detailed_View!$D$2:$D$300,0))
 
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Solution
That's it :)
Although you can get rid of the concatenate function & it's best to have the same sized ranges
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(Detailed_View!$C$2:$C$300,MATCH(D8,Detailed_View!$D$2:$D$300,0))
Boom works. It took me a little bit to understand all this but makes sense now. Now my last thing i need on that Lookup ? I need to add to look at Column E for the word Monday. Should i stay on this same thread?
 
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