E Ecel Dumbo Member Sep 8, 2015 #1 Hi, Could you please refer attached worksheet and help where i went wrong with the index match formula ? Thanks Attachments Simple Index Match.xlsx 192.7 KB · Views: 10
Hi, Could you please refer attached worksheet and help where i went wrong with the index match formula ? Thanks
Khalid NGO Excel Ninja Sep 8, 2015 #2 Hi, I think it should be: =INDEX($D$8:$D$20,MATCH($C2&$D2,$B$8:$B$20&$C$8:$C$20,0),) With Ctrl+Shift+Enter Regards,
Hi, I think it should be: =INDEX($D$8:$D$20,MATCH($C2&$D2,$B$8:$B$20&$C$8:$C$20,0),) With Ctrl+Shift+Enter Regards,
M marninei New Member Sep 8, 2015 #4 Hi, INDEX syntex is INDEX(array, row_num, [column_num]) while your array consists of a single column. Your data is not arranged in the right form to utilize this formula with multiple conditions. Attached is my suggestion for a solution. Oren Attachments Simple Index Match.xlsx 192.9 KB · Views: 7
Hi, INDEX syntex is INDEX(array, row_num, [column_num]) while your array consists of a single column. Your data is not arranged in the right form to utilize this formula with multiple conditions. Attached is my suggestion for a solution. Oren
M marninei New Member Sep 8, 2015 #5 Khalid NGO said: Hi, I think it should be: =INDEX($D$8:$D$20,MATCH($C2&$D2,$B$8:$B$20&$C$8:$C$20,0),) With Ctrl+Shift+Enter Regards, Click to expand... Very nice, I had no idea you could do this.
Khalid NGO said: Hi, I think it should be: =INDEX($D$8:$D$20,MATCH($C2&$D2,$B$8:$B$20&$C$8:$C$20,0),) With Ctrl+Shift+Enter Regards, Click to expand... Very nice, I had no idea you could do this.
Khalid NGO Excel Ninja Sep 8, 2015 #6 marninei said: Very nice, I had no idea you could do this. Click to expand... Thanks Oren. Ecel Dumbo said: Thanks again Khalid. Worked well Click to expand... Glad it worked well for you. Keep visiting.
marninei said: Very nice, I had no idea you could do this. Click to expand... Thanks Oren. Ecel Dumbo said: Thanks again Khalid. Worked well Click to expand... Glad it worked well for you. Keep visiting.