Don't want to return blank records

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I have two lists. List1 contains all companies (some of the companies occur
hundreds of times). List2 contains a unique listing for each company along
with two numbers. If the two numbers next two List2 are the same, I want to
return all company details from List1. I am currently using something like
=IF(F1=G1,VLOOKUP(E1,$A$2:$C$23,1,FALSE),"") and this works fine but I get a
lot of blank rows where F1 does not equal G1. I can just filter the blanks
and carry on okay but I was wondering if there is a way to return just those
rows where the numbers match and not leave the blank rows.
 
You're getting blanks because the logic of your function reads "IF F1 equals
G1, THEN do a VLOOKUP, ELSE return blank."

Can you just have the VLOOKUP, without the IF-THEN-ELSE construction?
 
Hi Dave,

I understand why I get the blanks but I only want to return records meeting
the IF's logical test. As my original question states, I was wondering
whether there was a method I could use to get around returning blanks (not
including a VBA solution).
 
Hi Dave,

I understand why I get the blanks but I only want to return records meeting
the IF's logical test. As my original question states, I was wondering
whether there was a method I could use to get around returning blanks (not
including a VBA solution).
 

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