Vlookup or xlookup or index match multiple columns

john62290

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hey all, this is driving me crazy why I can't figure out a formula to look one column or the other based on a value in a cell of another table. In the seperate table I have a list of data that says with product A or Product B. If it says product B, I want it to look up the account name that matches for product B. Say my other table has Contract B and then account name ABC, I want it to return "Reorder." Then, if the next line of data is product A account name XYC, i want the formula to return "Contract." I have an if/then statement with two vlookups but I feel like there should be something more efficient. Thanks for the help!
Account NameProduct AProduct B
XYZContract Contract
ABCNewReorder
LMNPortfolioPortfolio
QRSDeadContract
 

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Do you mean like this:

Book3
ABCDEFG
1Account NameProduct AProduct B
2XYZContractContractProductProduct B
3ABCNewReorderAcct NameABC
4LMNPortfolioPortfolio
5QRSDeadContractResultReorder
6
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G5G5=XLOOKUP($G$3,$A$2:$A$5,XLOOKUP(G2,$B$1:$C$1,$B$2:$C$5),"")
 
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Something like this?
Book2
ABCDEFG
1Account NameProduct AProduct BAccount NameProduct
2XYZContractContractXYZProduct AContract
3ABCNewReorderABCProduct BReorder
4LMNPortfolioPortfolio
5QRSDeadContract
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G3G2=TOCOL(IFS(($A$2:$A$5=E2)*($B$1:$C$1=F2),$B$2:$C$5),2)
 
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Another option
Fluff.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1Account NameProduct AProduct BAccount NameProduct
2XYZContractContractXYZProduct AContract
3ABCNewReorderABCProduct BReorder
4LMNPortfolioPortfolio
5QRSDeadContract
6
Data
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G3G2=INDEX($B$2:$C$100,XMATCH(E2,$A$2:$A$100),XMATCH(F2,$B$1:$C$1))
 
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