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LOOKUP TO RETURN MULTIPLE VALUES
I've been using the following formula with teh cntrl+shift+enter, but
I'm not really sure what it does. =INDEX(E:F,SMALL(IF(E:E=E2,ROW(E:E)),ROW(1:1)),2) What I'm trying to get the formula to do, is I have list of 135 user ID's on one worksheet. I would like to search four other worksheets and return the values that are in the next column over. Anyone have any idea? |
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LOOKUP TO RETURN MULTIPLE VALUES
vlookup can be used here.....
"wilma2299" wrote: I've been using the following formula with teh cntrl+shift+enter, but I'm not really sure what it does. =INDEX(E:F,SMALL(IF(E:E=E2,ROW(E:E)),ROW(1:1)),2) What I'm trying to get the formula to do, is I have list of 135 user ID's on one worksheet. I would like to search four other worksheets and return the values that are in the next column over. Anyone have any idea? |
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