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Assuming source table contains 4 columns (A2:D100). Assuming you always
look up the first column. Assuming Lookup value in E2. Select an array of 4 horizontal cells (e.g. F2:I2). With 4 cells selected: =INDEX(A2:A100,MATCH(E2,A2:A100,0),0) Enter with Ctrl+Shift+Enter (array formula) HTH Kostis Vezerides A.S. wrote: Is there any way to use index match so that it matches and copies everything to the right of the match? For example, I am matching the number 1 from the first columnin sample data below, which are all in different cells: 232 22.23 23 .029 121 8.56 11 .122 1 12.23 9 .563 928 56.34 78 .198 So in this case, I would get the formula to give me: 1 12.23 9 .563 Thanks |
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