VLookup

Put this into say, F2, normal ENTER will do:
=IF(SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(MATCH(C2,D$2$600,0)))*( ISNUMBER(MATCH(C2,E$2:E$600,0))))0,C2,"")
Copy down to the last row of data in col C. Col F will return the desired
results. Adapt the ranges to suit the actual extents. voila? wave it, hit YES
below
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Max
Singapore
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"L.Mathe" wrote:
Hi Max,

A sample of the WS I have:

Col. C Col. D Col. E
4-Mar-10 5-Mar-10 6-Mar-10
6333880064104573811 6333880064111021143 6333880064143241511
6333880064109655852 6333880064132072661 6333880064125485573
6333880064143241511 6333880064132072661 6333880064147798581
6333880064147798581 6333880064143241511 6333880064206960742

There could be as many as 500 rows of data per in column, but will vary in
the number of rows. Using the numbers in Col. C, I need to see if it exists
in BOTH Col. D & E. If the number is in all 3 columns, I need it either
hightlighted, displayed in another column, or something to reference the
number. In my original submission to this forum, as stated, what I am doing
right now is, in Col. A I have VLookup formula
(=VLOOKUP(Sheet1!C3,Sheet1!D$2$1000,1,FALSE) that gives me the numbers that
match in Col. C & D. In Col. B, VLookup
(=VLOOKUP(Sheet1!A3,Sheet1!E$2:E$1000,1,FALSE) gives me a match of Col. A &
D. So the end results would look like:

Col. A Col. B
#N/A #N/A
#N/A #N/A
6333880064143241511 6333880064143241511
#N/A #N/A

I hope this helps. But, please don't feel a solution must be found, as what
I have works right now. I thought there might be a better (easier) way of
accomplishing the same. I am relatively new to Excel (about 2 years into
it), and always looking to improve what I have.

Thanks!
--
Linda

Former was overkill, sorry. This suffices in F2, copied down,
but I think Bob has beaten me to it:
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C2,D,0)),ISNUMBER(MATCH(C 2,E:E,0))),C2,"")
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Max
Singapore
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You guys are GREAT! - This works.

Thank you!!
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Linda


"Max" wrote:

Former was overkill, sorry. This suffices in F2, copied down,
but I think Bob has beaten me to it:
=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C2,D,0)),ISNUMBER(MATCH(C 2,E:E,0))),C2,"")
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Max
Singapore
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You guys are GREAT! - This works.

Thank you!!

--
Linda


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Try

=IF(AND(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C3,D,0)),ISNUMBER(MATCH(C 3,E:E,0))),C3,"")

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HTH

Bob

"L.Mathe" wrote in message
...
Hi Max,

A sample of the WS I have:

Col. C Col. D Col. E
4-Mar-10 5-Mar-10 6-Mar-10
6333880064104573811 6333880064111021143 6333880064143241511
6333880064109655852 6333880064132072661 6333880064125485573
6333880064143241511 6333880064132072661 6333880064147798581
6333880064147798581 6333880064143241511 6333880064206960742

There could be as many as 500 rows of data per in column, but will vary in
the number of rows. Using the numbers in Col. C, I need to see if it
exists
in BOTH Col. D & E. If the number is in all 3 columns, I need it either
hightlighted, displayed in another column, or something to reference the
number. In my original submission to this forum, as stated, what I am
doing
right now is, in Col. A I have VLookup formula
(=VLOOKUP(Sheet1!C3,Sheet1!D$2$1000,1,FALSE) that gives me the numbers
that
match in Col. C & D. In Col. B, VLookup
(=VLOOKUP(Sheet1!A3,Sheet1!E$2:E$1000,1,FALSE) gives me a match of Col. A
&
D. So the end results would look like:

Col. A Col. B
#N/A #N/A
#N/A #N/A
6333880064143241511 6333880064143241511
#N/A #N/A

I hope this helps. But, please don't feel a solution must be found, as
what
I have works right now. I thought there might be a better (easier) way of
accomplishing the same. I am relatively new to Excel (about 2 years into
it), and always looking to improve what I have.

Thanks!
--
Linda

--
Linda


"Max" wrote:

That was a guess. Think its best that you illustrate your query/scenario.
Paste some sample data before/after, show what you have, explain what you
want to make happen.
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Max
Singapore
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"L.Mathe" wrote:
Sorry, this didn't work. What I have to accomplish is to find if what
is in
Col. C is in D & E, so that I have a match in all 3 columns. The data
could
be in any row from 2 to approximatley 500. I think it would need some
kind
of array formula which I am not familiar with.

Thanks for your input. I find this forum is has so many helpful people
and
so many great suggestions!



.

Welcome, Linda
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Max
Singapore

"L.Mathe" wrote in message
...
You guys are GREAT! - This works.

Thank you!!
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Linda