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index / match
I have the following data
date MEETING 1 MEETING 2 01-09-2008 1 10 01-10-2008 2 20 01-11-2008 3 30 I would like a formula that gives me the value that meets both criteria: meeting 1 on 01-09-2008. date MEETING 1 MEETING 2 01-09-2008 ?? ?? 01-11-2008 ?? ?? Thank you, Deborah |
index / match
What do you expect to see in your second table? Are you wanting to add
the values from the first table which match the second table criteria? Pete On Feb 9, 3:05*pm, Deborah wrote: I have the following data date * * * * * * * * * MEETING 1 * *MEETING 2 01-09-2008 * * *1 * * * 10 01-10-2008 * * *2 * * * 20 01-11-2008 * * *3 * * * 30 I would like a formula that gives me the value that meets both criteria: meeting 1 on 01-09-2008. date * * * * * MEETING 1 * MEETING 2 01-09-2008 * * *?? * * * * * * ?? 01-11-2008 * * *?? * * * * * * ?? Thank you, Deborah |
index / match
Hi Deborah
Enter in B2 of Sheet2 =INDEX(Sheet1!$A$:$C,MATCH(Sheet1!$A:$A,$A2,COLUMN (B1),0) Copy Across and down as required -- Regards Roger Govier "Deborah" wrote in message ... I have the following data date MEETING 1 MEETING 2 01-09-2008 1 10 01-10-2008 2 20 01-11-2008 3 30 I would like a formula that gives me the value that meets both criteria: meeting 1 on 01-09-2008. date MEETING 1 MEETING 2 01-09-2008 ?? ?? 01-11-2008 ?? ?? Thank you, Deborah |
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