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The question we are asked most often by ExcelYogi readers is how can I use vlookup with multiple criteria or conditions. There are several solutions but some can be pain staking and unrealistic. Knowing that the Excel world is missing this feature, Excel Yogi has created a VLookup addin that will extend the built in Vlookup features by a mile.

The VlookupPlus add-in allows you to use the following functions:

  • vlookup2()  Look up a result based on two criteria / conditions
  • vlookup3()  Look up a result based on three criteria / conditions
  • vlookup4()  Look up a result based on four criteria / conditions
  • vlookupinstance()  Returns the nth occurence of an item
  • vlookupall()  Returns all results for the chosen condition

Detailed Examples:
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Based on the image above, check out some example results using the VlookupPlus addin:

Function: =vlookup2(A2:E10,5,”Larry”,”Meyer”)   Result: Mitchell
Function: =vlookup3(A2:E10,5,”John”,”Smith”, 265)  Result: South
Function: =vlookup4(A2:E10,5,”John”,”Smith”, 212,”black”)  Result: Northwest
Function: =vlookupinstance(”John”,A2:A10,D2:D10,3)  Result: Red
Function: =vlookupall(B2:C10,”Smith”) Result: 212, 265, 212

The addin comes with simple step by step install instructions that everyone can follow.

The Excel VlookupPlus Add-in is available below for a donation of .98 cents. The download will begin automatically after donation is processed.

Amount Description
$0.98 VlookupPlus: Microsoft Excel Add-in, compatible with Excel versions 2000 and later

Thanks,
Joseph Harris

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