Got a headache trying to figure this one.

dsims

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Ok so i did some data grabbing and I got one page that's full of data. I'm trying to pull data to one sheet based off two criteria. So if you use vlookup i can pull data based off one cell. In this case for example: (a1) apples (b2) red ..now based off my data grabbing there is a lot of apples and many different red but only row has apple then red on the same row ..by using these 2 as reference to pull the number of red apples...sry if this is confusing.
 

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Welcome to the board,

if you could post some of your data it will help other understand what you are trying to do. as for Vlookup I think it likes your data to be sorted A-Z and then generally finds the first instance of the first condition like the first Apple and not the second one.

There is a link below to the XL2bb add on
 
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Could you adapt something like this?

BTW, I suggest that you investigate XL2BB for providing sample data to make it easier for helpers by not having to manually type out sample data to test with.

23 08 08.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1FruitColourNo.FruitColourNo.
2applegreen5applered10
3applepink3applepink3
4peargreen7applegreen5
5pearyellow8pearyellow8
6applered10peargreen7
7bananayellow0
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G2:G7G2=SUMIFS(C$2:C$6,A$2:A$6,E2,B$2:B$6,F2)
 
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Ok so i did some data grabbing and I got one page that's full of data. I'm trying to pull data to one sheet based off two criteria. So if you use vlookup i can pull data based off one cell. In this case for example: (a1) apples (b2) red ..now based off my data grabbing there is a lot of apples and many different red but only row has apple then red on the same row ..by using these 2 as reference to pull the number of red apples...sry if this is confusing.

Welcome to the board,

if you could post some of your data it will help other understand what you are trying to do. as for Vlookup I think it likes your data to be sorted A-Z and then generally finds the first instance of the first condition like the first Apple and not the second one.

There is a link below to the XL2bb add on
So the first pic is the a daily schedule of baseball. It automatically updates. I'm wanting to pull from page 2 the nationals avg for a R (right handed pitcher) so if i do a vlookup it only good for nationals but not for the nationals and R (right handed pitcher)
 

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Since you are using Excel 365, you should be able to use the new FILTER function.

So, if your other sheet really is named "Page 2", then place this formula in cell E2:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER('Page 2'!D:D,('Page 2'!A:A=Sheet3!A2)*('Page 2'!B:B=Sheet3!C2),"")

See here for more details on this FILTER function: FILTER function - Microsoft Support
 
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Since you are using Excel 365, you should be able to use the new FILTER function.

So, if your other sheet really is named "Page 2", then place this formula in cell E2:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER('Page 2'!D:D,('Page 2'!A:A=Sheet3!A2)*('Page 2'!B:B=Sheet3!C2),"")

See here for more details on this FILTER function: FILTER function - Microsoft Support
I'm pulling from page named "Splits" to page names "LHPRHP"
 
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So then just so what I said and replace "Page 2" with "Splits", i.e.
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(Splits!D:D,(Splits!A:A=Sheet3!A2)*(Splits!B:B=Sheet3!C2),"")
 
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So then just so what I said and replace "Page 2" with "Splits", i.e.
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(Splits!D:D,(Splits!A:A=Sheet3!A2)*(Splits!B:B=Sheet3!C2),"")

So then just so what I said and replace "Page 2" with "Splits", i.e.
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(Splits!D:D,(Splits!A:A=Sheet3!A2)*(Splits!B:B=Sheet3!C2),"")
Got a n/a response.. this one is tricky
 
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Whoops, I forgot to remove the "Sheet3" reference.
Try this:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(Splits!D:D,(Splits!A:A=A2)*(Splits!B:B=C2),"")
 
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Whoops, I forgot to remove the "Sheet3" reference.
Try this:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(Splits!D:D,(Splits!A:A=A2)*(Splits!B:B=C2),"")
Still getting a NA
 

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