formula - Xlookup/Vlookup

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Hi all,

I'm trying to write a formula in order to look for 2 items in a Pivot Table.
My table has 2 column:
1- Country (i.e UK, Spain, France etc.)
2- Company name

For every new week I have a new Pivot Table and what I'm trying to do is search if Company X (CocaCola for example) within Country Y (UK for example) from this week data was in that first week Pivot Table.

My issue: If first week I have for example Coca Cola in UK, and now in the second week I have Coca Cola in Spain, what I want to do is search if Coca Cola in Spain appeared in the first week.

At the moment I don't know how to search for both "Coca Cola" and "Spain" within a PivotTable. I've tried Xlookup however I get the return as affirmative as I only check for the word "Coca Cola"

Any idea what kind of formula I need in order to be able to search for both words?


example.xlsx
BC
20Row LabelsSum of Total 90+ EUR
21UK8876.3264
22Company B-343.7656
23Coca Cola9220.092
24Ireland
25Company C
26Spain
27Company D
28France255450.15
29Company E255450.15
30Grand Total264326.4764
Table
 

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Test for Multiple Conditions in IF?
Use AND(test, test, test, test) or OR(test, test, test, ...) as the logical_test argument of IF.
Is the source data from the same table? If so, is the date in that source data? If so, use a Pivot FIlter.
IF So, like this (My pivot layout is different, but I hope you understand, it is the filter at the top):
Some Mr Excel Questions.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJ
1
2DATE1/1/2023
3PRODUCTPEPSI COLA
4DATECOUNTRYPRODUCTSALES
51/1/2023UKCOCA COLA166COUNTRYSum of SALES
612/1/2022SPAINPEPSI COLA200UK64
71/1/2023FRANCESPRITE93Grand Total64
812/1/2022UKPEPSI COLA122
91/1/2023SPAINSPRITE99
1012/1/2022FRANCECOCA COLA93
111/1/2023UKPEPSI COLA64
1212/1/2022SPAINPEPSI COLA98
131/1/2023FRANCESPRITE141
1412/1/2022UKPEPSI COLA126
15
Sheet5
 
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