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I have used the following formula successfuly to solve a multiple criteria
problem. {=SUM(('Budget Data'!$A$4:$A$801=$B$5)*('Budget Data'!$B$4:$B$801=VALUE($A28))*'Budget Data'!$D$4:$D$801)} However I need to bring in some sort of INDEX/MATCHING solution. At the end of the above where it says $D$4:$D$801.....I need it to look for the correct column rather than just look at "D" as depending on the month, the result should be coming from any of columns 1 to 12. This is obviously difficult with a multiple criteria array formula! HELP!!!!! |
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