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JoshBrunz

Index/Match Lookup with a merged col
 
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I have a spread sheet of team scores. col a is the date of the game and is 6 cells merged up and down. the 6 cells next to it in col b are names. cols c-o are stats and scores for each name. the dates are not in order. im trying to find the newest game date and display all 6 columns next to it (b-o) in another section.

im using:

=CELL("address",INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MAX(A:A),A:A,0)))

to return the address of the newest game. how can i get the 6 columns next to it?

attached is a screenshot of one dates numbers

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Index/Match Lookup with a merged col
 
This should be a fun one...

I have a spread sheet of team scores. col a is the date of the game
and is 6 cells merged up and down. the 6 cells next to it in col b
are names. cols c-o are stats and scores for each name. the dates are
not in order. im trying to find the newest game date and display all
6 columns next to it (b-o) in another section.

im using:

=CELL("address",INDEX(A:A,MATCH(MAX(A:A),A:A,0)))

to return the address of the newest game. how can i get the 6 columns
next to it?

attached is a screenshot of one dates numbers


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I didn't look at your file! You can use the OFFSET() function and
specify the number of rows/cols to be included.

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JoshBrunz

Problem solved. Thank you sir.


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