Excel VLOOKUP First and Lastname - VLOOKUP Multiple Columns

Use the VLOOKUP function to lookup first and lastname in a list. When using VLOOKUP with multiple columns you can create a helper column and join the columns in your lookup value.

This provides a simple solution. The link below demonstrates a more advanced scenario.

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