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=match(a1,sheet2!a:a,0)
will give you the row where A1 matches the value in sheet2 column A. =match(a1,sheet2!a:a,0)+1 will give you the row under the match. So =index(sheet2!a:a,match(a1,sheet2!a:a,0)+1) should return the value under that match. (as long as there is a match and it's not in the last row!) Nate wrote: I'm trying to add a formula that will return the cell directly below the cell that my VLOOKUP formula pulled from. Any suggestions? -- Dave Peterson |
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