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In my EXCEL book have a table:
How can I find a name by two values Text1+Text2?
So in my case I want to get in result: Jane if I write AA12345
I try to do this by this formula:
=INDEX(A1:D3;MATCH(W1;A1:A3&B1:B3;0);)
I need to do something like this:
http://spreadsheets.about.com/od/lookupfunction1/ss/2011-03-03-excel-2010-vlookup-multiple-values-sbs-tutorial.htm
but in my case in 2003 EXCEl I have an error and this example is not working
There doesn’t seem to be a bug in Excel 2003?
And the formulae (which are both Array CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER)