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Trying to return mulitple values using vlookups

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Trying to return mulitple values using vlookups

sometimes we are using xlookup and we have more than one value that meets the criteria. when i use xlookup it only brings back the first one it finds - how do i get the rest

RE: trying to return mulitple values using vlookups

Hi Sinead,

Thank you for the forum question.

Lookup and reference functions can only return 1 value but you have other options to return multiple values.

Please watch video below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eehk6PC0oGs



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