Syedali Active Member Sep 11, 2018 #1 Hi frds, Any ideas kindly help on this. Please find attached document, i have explained. Attachments Date wise.xlsx 16.9 KB · Views: 17
B bosco_yip Excel Ninja Sep 11, 2018 #2 Try, In E8, copied down : =INDEX($G$3:$K$5,MATCH(C8,$F$3:$F$5,0),MATCH(SMALL($G$2:$K$2,COUNTIF($G$2:$K$2,"<="&B8)),$G$2:$K$2,0)) Regards Bosco
Try, In E8, copied down : =INDEX($G$3:$K$5,MATCH(C8,$F$3:$F$5,0),MATCH(SMALL($G$2:$K$2,COUNTIF($G$2:$K$2,"<="&B8)),$G$2:$K$2,0)) Regards Bosco
John Jairo V Well-Known Member Sep 11, 2018 #3 Hi, to both! Another option could be: [E8] : =VLOOKUP(C8,F$3:K$5,MATCH(B8,F$2:K$2),) Blessings!
P Peter Bartholomew Well-Known Member Sep 11, 2018 #4 The main difference is that I have placed the formula within a table = INDEX( rate, MATCH([@Destination],destination,0), MATCH([@Date],date) ) It looks a bit long-winded but I never use references that depend upon location within the sheet, i.e. no direct cell references. Attachments Date wise (PB).xlsx 13 KB · Views: 10
The main difference is that I have placed the formula within a table = INDEX( rate, MATCH([@Destination],destination,0), MATCH([@Date],date) ) It looks a bit long-winded but I never use references that depend upon location within the sheet, i.e. no direct cell references.
Syedali Active Member Sep 11, 2018 #5 Super, Without exact match....!!!! Last edited by a moderator: Sep 11, 2018