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The easiest way to do this is to use a helper column. Sort your data in Col A (data Sheet) so that the replications are next to each other.
Then insert a couple of columns before A. In what is now Col B insert =If(c2=c2,max($c$1:c2)+1,1) Then in what is now col A simply join B&C =b2&c2 This will give you a unique ref for each entry and then from this you can use your vlookup to search this unique ref to get the answers you need. If you need a bit more help post an example and I will make it work for you Matthew |
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table_array, variable, vlookup |
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