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INDEX, FIND.... MATCH????
I posted this question once but the answer I got returned #NA. So I'm asking
for help again.... I need to search one column of worksheet 3 and find where the text "car" occurs in c4:c44, for whichever cell in column c contains the text "car" (if it is in c34), I need it to return the value contained in column b (the value I would be looking for in this example would be b34. This information will be pulled from sheet 3 of a worksheet and posted in sheet 1. |
INDEX, FIND.... MATCH????
=index(Sheet3!$b$4:$b$44,match("car",Sheet3!$c$4:$ c$44,false))
This will return #NA if 'car' doesn't appear in the range c4:c44. HTH. --Bruce "Sonya" wrote: I posted this question once but the answer I got returned #NA. So I'm asking for help again.... I need to search one column of worksheet 3 and find where the text "car" occurs in c4:c44, for whichever cell in column c contains the text "car" (if it is in c34), I need it to return the value contained in column b (the value I would be looking for in this example would be b34. This information will be pulled from sheet 3 of a worksheet and posted in sheet 1. |
INDEX, FIND.... MATCH????
Thank You!
It worked like a charm. Could you tell me how to fix it so that if the value I am searching for does not exist it will simply leave the cell blank ( not return an answer) instead of returning #N/A? "bpeltzer" wrote: =index(Sheet3!$b$4:$b$44,match("car",Sheet3!$c$4:$ c$44,false)) This will return #NA if 'car' doesn't appear in the range c4:c44. HTH. --Bruce "Sonya" wrote: I posted this question once but the answer I got returned #NA. So I'm asking for help again.... I need to search one column of worksheet 3 and find where the text "car" occurs in c4:c44, for whichever cell in column c contains the text "car" (if it is in c34), I need it to return the value contained in column b (the value I would be looking for in this example would be b34. This information will be pulled from sheet 3 of a worksheet and posted in sheet 1. |
INDEX, FIND.... MATCH????
You'd put the function you've got so far inside an IF that test for the NA:
=if(isna(match("car",Sheet3!$c$4:$c$44,false)),"", index(Sheet3!$b$4:$b$44,match("car",Sheet3!$c$4:$c $44,false))). In words, if the match returns NA, leave the cell blank. Otherwise, execution the index/match functions. --Bruce "Sonya" wrote: Thank You! It worked like a charm. Could you tell me how to fix it so that if the value I am searching for does not exist it will simply leave the cell blank ( not return an answer) instead of returning #N/A? "bpeltzer" wrote: =index(Sheet3!$b$4:$b$44,match("car",Sheet3!$c$4:$ c$44,false)) This will return #NA if 'car' doesn't appear in the range c4:c44. HTH. --Bruce "Sonya" wrote: I posted this question once but the answer I got returned #NA. So I'm asking for help again.... I need to search one column of worksheet 3 and find where the text "car" occurs in c4:c44, for whichever cell in column c contains the text "car" (if it is in c34), I need it to return the value contained in column b (the value I would be looking for in this example would be b34. This information will be pulled from sheet 3 of a worksheet and posted in sheet 1. |
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