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MMuscat MMuscat is offline
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Default look up X and return a header Y

hello Biff thanks...

could you explain the use of 1/ in the lookup vector?

I completly ommited that!

Anyway now i have two reports I can compute (pivot table and this) so
it helps to double check :)

M

Biff wrote:

After trying all combinations of formulas I have given up and used a
pivot table!


No need to torture yourself!

..............B..............C..............D
1........M vs S......S vs X......G vs K
2.........20/06.......21/06........22/06
3.........Mario.......Peter.........Mario

A10 = lookup value = Mario

=LOOKUP(2,1/(B3:D3=A10),B1:D1)

Biff

"MMuscat" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have a list of referees whereby some names could be repeated and I
want to find the corresponing date and match a referee has last
officiated in.

for example:
Match: M vs S | S vs X | G vs K
Date: 20/06 | 21/06 | 22/06
Ref: Mario | Peter | Mario

I want to search the last match Mario has refereed in and return G vs
K.

I tried using offset, match and lookup but I am not really familiar
with these formulas sa I rarely use them.

Regards,

Mark