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so we already learned about vlookups and index matches but the problem with these functions is that they only allow us to match up single values but what if we had to do lookups based on multiple criteria for instance in this example which is in the index match array file and I provided a link to these files in the video description if you want to follow along we have three different fields and each of these fields contain different information related to smartphones in column a we have the model okay so itamp;#39;s either an iPhone or a galaxy and column B we have the version so you have the version 9 the X the X are the galaxy 9 or the galaxy 10 and in column C we have the storage now suppose here in so H 8 we wanted to find the quantity available and then cell h 9 we wanted to find the cost for a particular type of phone based on the values in cells h 3 through age 5 well in order to do that weamp;#39;re gonna have to use whatamp;#39;s called an array if we try to do a vlookup or