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I have a tab called Record. Here are the cells it contains:
A30: 0-.4
A31: .5-.9
A32: 1.0-1.4
A33: +1.5
A34: PL

A58: 0-.4
A59: .5-.9
A60: 1.0-1.4
A61: +1.5
A62: PL

This pattern keep repeating down the column.

In another tab called Graph I have the following:
B1: 0-.4
B2: =VLOOKUP(B1,Record!A:D,4,0)
B3:
=INDEX(Record!D1:D100,SMALL(IF(Record!A1:A100=$B$1 ,ROW(Record!A1:A100)-ROW(Record!A1)+1),2))


The above formula works fine as it finds the first 0-.4 and gives me the
number in cell D. However, I copied the formula down but cell B4 gives me
the same answer as cell B3. What needs to be changed?

Thanks
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Change the 2 at the end of the formula to this:

ROW(2:2)

Biff

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I have a tab called Record. Here are the cells it contains:
A30: 0-.4
A31: .5-.9
A32: 1.0-1.4
A33: +1.5
A34: PL

A58: 0-.4
A59: .5-.9
A60: 1.0-1.4
A61: +1.5
A62: PL

This pattern keep repeating down the column.

In another tab called Graph I have the following:
B1: 0-.4
B2: =VLOOKUP(B1,Record!A:D,4,0)
B3:
=INDEX(Record!D1:D100,SMALL(IF(Record!A1:A100=$B$1 ,ROW(Record!A1:A100)-ROW(Record!A1)+1),2))


The above formula works fine as it finds the first 0-.4 and gives me the
number in cell D. However, I copied the formula down but cell B4 gives me
the same answer as cell B3. What needs to be changed?

Thanks



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See response in your other thread...

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Jambruins wrote:

I have a tab called Record. Here are the cells it contains:
A30: 0-.4
A31: .5-.9
A32: 1.0-1.4
A33: +1.5
A34: PL

A58: 0-.4
A59: .5-.9
A60: 1.0-1.4
A61: +1.5
A62: PL

This pattern keep repeating down the column.

In another tab called Graph I have the following:
B1: 0-.4
B2: =VLOOKUP(B1,Record!A:D,4,0)
B3:
=INDEX(Record!D1:D100,SMALL(IF(Record!A1:A100=$B$1 ,ROW(Record!A1:A100)-ROW(Rec
ord!A1)+1),2))


The above formula works fine as it finds the first 0-.4 and gives me the
number in cell D. However, I copied the formula down but cell B4 gives me
the same answer as cell B3. What needs to be changed?

Thanks

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Jambruins
 
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for anyone interested this is the formula that does it. Thank you Domenic

=INDEX(Record!D$1:D$100,SMALL(IF(Record!$A$1:$A$10 0=$B$1,ROW(Record!$A$1:
$A$100)-ROW(Record!$A$1)+1),ROWS(B$3:B3)+1))


"Domenic" wrote:

See response in your other thread...

In article ,
Jambruins wrote:

I have a tab called Record. Here are the cells it contains:
A30: 0-.4
A31: .5-.9
A32: 1.0-1.4
A33: +1.5
A34: PL

A58: 0-.4
A59: .5-.9
A60: 1.0-1.4
A61: +1.5
A62: PL

This pattern keep repeating down the column.

In another tab called Graph I have the following:
B1: 0-.4
B2: =VLOOKUP(B1,Record!A:D,4,0)
B3:
=INDEX(Record!D1:D100,SMALL(IF(Record!A1:A100=$B$1 ,ROW(Record!A1:A100)-ROW(Rec
ord!A1)+1),2))


The above formula works fine as it finds the first 0-.4 and gives me the
number in cell D. However, I copied the formula down but cell B4 gives me
the same answer as cell B3. What needs to be changed?

Thanks


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