How to Return Multiple Values in Excel Lookup Function | Get All Matches!

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Have you ever created a perfect lookup function, only to realize that your lookup table actually has multiple rows that should be matching? If so, you're not alone. Traditional lookup functions like VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP have a big limitation - they only return the first match from the lookup table! 😮

But don't worry, there's a solution. If you need to get multiple matches, a different approach is needed. And that's exactly what I cover in this tutorial.


00:00 Introduction
00:52 The Lookup Function
01:46 Lookup Multiple Matches with FILTER
03:20 The Result is an Array
03:41 Next Step Ideas
04:04 Add TEXTJOIN
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Very good exposition. The FILTER function (coupled with the CHOOSECOLS, TAKE, DROP) is really powerful. I use Python, R, and Excel in my work. The improvements in Excel (+Power Query, Power Pivot) have made Excel a credible competitor in the corporate workplace. Thanks for all your effort.

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You speak fast, can you slow down? Thanks.

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