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Lookupvalue with multiple conditions

Hello everyone,

 

I need retreive the field [a] from the table1 with a multiple conditions :

table2[b]=table3[b] and table4[c]=table5[c]

The example of my query is below :

=LOOKUPVALUE( table1[a];table2[b];table3[b]; table4[c];table5[c]])

 

When I write my query like this I have an error msg, can you please help me ?

 

Thank you !

 

 

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Greg_Deckler
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Well, the red part is not correct:

 

=LOOKUPVALUE( table1[a];table2[b];table3[b]; table4[c];table5[c]])



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Greg_Deckler
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Well, the red part is not correct:

 

=LOOKUPVALUE( table1[a];table2[b];table3[b]; table4[c];table5[c]])



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Anonymous
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Thank you, it's working well !

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