lookup
is there a function that combines vlookup and hlookup? i would like a
formula that reads something like xlookup(A1,H1:X35,A2,False). the idea is to reference the value in a cell for the domain and range in the same line. |
lookup
Not sure what you mean by domain?
What's in A1 and A2? An example would help. "Matt" wrote: is there a function that combines vlookup and hlookup? i would like a formula that reads something like xlookup(A1,H1:X35,A2,False). the idea is to reference the value in a cell for the domain and range in the same line. |
lookup
What you have given as an example can be used as a legitimate VLOOKUP
formula, providing A2 conatains a number between 1-17. The cell you find, "could" contain a HLOOKUP formula if you wished........... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Matt" wrote in message ... is there a function that combines vlookup and hlookup? i would like a formula that reads something like xlookup(A1,H1:X35,A2,False). the idea is to reference the value in a cell for the domain and range in the same line. |
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A1 and A2 are user selected fields, probably drop down lists. A1 would
reference the desired row and A2 would reference the column, or vice versa. Example: vlookup(A1,H1:X35,3,False) looks up A1 from the row names in the grid H1:X35 and selects the value in the third column of that row. I want to look up A1 in the row names of the grid H1:X35 AND look up A2 in the column names and return the value in the (A1,A2) cell. "Toppers" wrote: Not sure what you mean by domain? What's in A1 and A2? An example would help. "Matt" wrote: is there a function that combines vlookup and hlookup? i would like a formula that reads something like xlookup(A1,H1:X35,A2,False). the idea is to reference the value in a cell for the domain and range in the same line. |
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