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Hi,
I have a spreadsheet. On Sheet 2, is a list of email address (column A) and a specific product name (column C). Against Sheet 1, I have to look to see if that email address (column A) and product code (column B) is also listed.
I cannot use a vlookup because that email address may be listed multiple times but different product codes on Sheet 1. Do you have a suggestion on how I can do this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Formula.xlsx
I have a spreadsheet. On Sheet 2, is a list of email address (column A) and a specific product name (column C). Against Sheet 1, I have to look to see if that email address (column A) and product code (column B) is also listed.
I cannot use a vlookup because that email address may be listed multiple times but different product codes on Sheet 1. Do you have a suggestion on how I can do this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Formula.xlsx
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In sheet2 concatenate the e-mail with product number with simple formula:
=A1&B1
You can include a character in between if you so wish so that you can see the split, eg =A1&"-"&B1
Then on sheet1 use the following:
=IFERROR(MATCH($A1&$B1,She
This will return the row number where matched or "No match" when not matched.
Thanks,
Rob H
=A1&B1
You can include a character in between if you so wish so that you can see the split, eg =A1&"-"&B1
Then on sheet1 use the following:
=IFERROR(MATCH($A1&$B1,She
This will return the row number where matched or "No match" when not matched.
Thanks,
Rob H
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Thanks. This worked perfectly for me.
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Formula.xlsx