VLookup Multiple Values to Rows

TrinaT

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Hey all,

I'm fairly certain a Vlookup won't work as I have multiple rows of the same data. I have a data export that I want to filter out for comms for some sales staff we have. I need to pull certain details, and i'm hoping that I can do this with formulas, rather than having to manually copy and paste, as there is a lot of data and I need to do it on a weekly basis.

I've done a snapshot of the raw data in rows 1-13, and the data outcome that I want to filter through in row 17. The values in columns B, C, E, F and H is what I need to pull from the raw data.

Any idea on which formula I need to use?

#VALUE!
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2D2=CONCATENATE(B2," ",C2)
D17D17=IFS(C17="DL pitched",1,C17="SL pitched",0.5,C17="did not pitch",0)
G17G17=F17-E17
 

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The data snap is not viewable. Can you use xl2bb to load the sample?
 
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The data snap is not viewable. Can you use xl2bb to load the sample?
I've done that, it keeps coming up as #value...

#VALUE!
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2D2=CONCATENATE(B2," ",C2)
D17D17=IFS(C17="DL pitched",1,C17="SL pitched",0.5,C17="did not pitch",0)
G17G17=F17-E17
 
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#VALUE!
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E13E2=CONCATENATE(C2," ",D2)
B16:B20B16=FILTER(E2:E13,A16=A2:A13)
C16:C20C16=VLOOKUP(B16,E2:L13,2)
D16:D20D16=IFS(C16="DL pitched",1,C16="SL pitched",0.5,C16="did not pitch",0)
E16:E20E16=VLOOKUP(B16,E2:L13,4)
F16:F20F16=VLOOKUP(B16,E2:L13,5)
G16:G20G16=F16-E16
H16:H20H16=VLOOKUP(B16,E2:L13,8)
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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@TrinaT, you can use this link in the message boards to test the xl2bb tool:
 
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I've done that, it keeps coming up as #value...
What is the exact name of the workbook that you tried to show with XL2BB in post #1?
In the code behind your post it is showing as Appointments w:e 22 Jan.xlsx which is not a valid workbook name (at least in Windows - don't know about Mac) - hence the XL2BB problem.
If your workbook name does contain that colon, try making a copy and name it without the colon then try XL2BB again.
 
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