How to Use INDEX MATCH with Multiple Criteria in Excel (3 Easy Steps)

INDEX MATCH with multiple criteria lets you accurately look up and return values, even in the absence of unique identifiers. This level of precision isn't possible with other lookup formulas (like VLOOKUP) without the added hassle of inserting helper columns. In this video, I'll walk you through three easy steps to ensure you get it right every time 😊 🕒 TIMESTAMPS 0:00 INDEX MATCH with multiple criteria 0:26 Step 1: Write a normal INDEX MATCH formula 3:21 Step 2: Change lookup_value to 1 4:00 Step 3: Write the criteria 5:34 INDEX MATCH with 3 or more criteria 💾GET THE PROJECT FILE Enhance your learning by practicing with the same file I use in the video, download it here: http://bit.ly/multiple-criteria 👍 LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE If you found this video helpful, hit 'Like' and 'Subscribe' to never miss our latest tutorials. Got a question or feedback? Write a comment! 🍿 RECOMMENDED VIDEOS The good old Excel filter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsPGPowrxaw Multiple dependant drop-down lists: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daCvyt9E8s4 🎁FREE COURSES Try my free 30-minute Excel course and join 100,000+ students: https://spreadsheeto.com Learn Power BI for free and create impactful reports in just 30 minutes: https://spreadsheeto.com/free-power-bi-training/ 🏆PAID COURSES Zero to Hero. From beginner to Excel expert in 14 hours: https://spreadsheeto.com/zero-to-hero/ VBA Masterclass. Become a VBA pro in 20 hours: https://spreadsheeto.com/vba-masterclass/ Power BI Essentials. Master Power BI in 12 hours: https://spreadsheeto.com/power-bi/ 🧑‍💻HIRE ME AND MY TEAM We develop custom Excel systems: https://spreadsheeto.com/excel-consultant/ #exceltips #exceltutorial #indexmatch #arrayformula #microsoft365 #officeproductivity