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Any Way to Use Vlookup in Reverse?
Is there any formula in Excel that works like "vlookup", but reads right to
left? I know there are workarounds for this (namely, repeating columns), but I encounter this more than I'd think and it would be nice to have a better solution. Using Excel 2003. Thanks! Chris |
Any Way to Use Vlookup in Reverse?
Here's the general idea:
...........A..........B 1.......Joe........a 2.......Sue.......b 3......Tom......c 4......Liz........d Lookup the name associated with b. D1 = lookup value = b =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(D1,B1:B4,0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "opieandy" wrote in message ... Is there any formula in Excel that works like "vlookup", but reads right to left? I know there are workarounds for this (namely, repeating columns), but I encounter this more than I'd think and it would be nice to have a better solution. Using Excel 2003. Thanks! Chris |
Any Way to Use Vlookup in Reverse?
Thanks, Biff!!!
"T. Valko" wrote: Here's the general idea: ...........A..........B 1.......Joe........a 2.......Sue.......b 3......Tom......c 4......Liz........d Lookup the name associated with b. D1 = lookup value = b =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(D1,B1:B4,0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "opieandy" wrote in message ... Is there any formula in Excel that works like "vlookup", but reads right to left? I know there are workarounds for this (namely, repeating columns), but I encounter this more than I'd think and it would be nice to have a better solution. Using Excel 2003. Thanks! Chris |
Any Way to Use Vlookup in Reverse?
You're welcome!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "opieandy" wrote in message ... Thanks, Biff!!! "T. Valko" wrote: Here's the general idea: ...........A..........B 1.......Joe........a 2.......Sue.......b 3......Tom......c 4......Liz........d Lookup the name associated with b. D1 = lookup value = b =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(D1,B1:B4,0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "opieandy" wrote in message ... Is there any formula in Excel that works like "vlookup", but reads right to left? I know there are workarounds for this (namely, repeating columns), but I encounter this more than I'd think and it would be nice to have a better solution. Using Excel 2003. Thanks! Chris |
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