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Indirect or Vlookup or what....
In a tab called WEEKEND I have the following:
cell Q2: LAA cell R2: 38845-LAA cell Q4: ATL cell R4: 38845-ATL In a tab called LAA: cell S2: 38810-LAA cell S3: 38811-LAA cell S4: 38812-LAA etc. all the way down to S163 Another tab call ATL has the same type of data as the LAA tab. I would like a formula in cell S2 in the WEEKEND tab to do the following: Find the value of cell R2 in column S of the LAA tab and enter Yes if the corresponding cell in column B in the LAA tab says AWAY. I would then like to be able to copy this formula into cell S4 to do the same thing but with the ATL tab. Let me know if you don't understand what I am asking and I will try and explain. Thanks in advance. |
Indirect or Vlookup or what....
Look at the INDEX function.
"Jambruins" wrote: In a tab called WEEKEND I have the following: cell Q2: LAA cell R2: 38845-LAA cell Q4: ATL cell R4: 38845-ATL In a tab called LAA: cell S2: 38810-LAA cell S3: 38811-LAA cell S4: 38812-LAA etc. all the way down to S163 Another tab call ATL has the same type of data as the LAA tab. I would like a formula in cell S2 in the WEEKEND tab to do the following: Find the value of cell R2 in column S of the LAA tab and enter Yes if the corresponding cell in column B in the LAA tab says AWAY. I would then like to be able to copy this formula into cell S4 to do the same thing but with the ATL tab. Let me know if you don't understand what I am asking and I will try and explain. Thanks in advance. |
Indirect or Vlookup or what....
The following formula should work
=IF(INDEX(LAA!$B$2:$B$170,MATCH(R2,LAA!$S$2:$S$170 ,0))="Away","Yes","No") -- http://HelpExcel.com 1-888-INGENIO 1-888-464-3646 x0197758 "Jambruins" wrote: In a tab called WEEKEND I have the following: cell Q2: LAA cell R2: 38845-LAA cell Q4: ATL cell R4: 38845-ATL In a tab called LAA: cell S2: 38810-LAA cell S3: 38811-LAA cell S4: 38812-LAA etc. all the way down to S163 Another tab call ATL has the same type of data as the LAA tab. I would like a formula in cell S2 in the WEEKEND tab to do the following: Find the value of cell R2 in column S of the LAA tab and enter Yes if the corresponding cell in column B in the LAA tab says AWAY. I would then like to be able to copy this formula into cell S4 to do the same thing but with the ATL tab. Let me know if you don't understand what I am asking and I will try and explain. Thanks in advance. |
Indirect or Vlookup or what....
galimi, that works but I want to be able to copy it down so it works in cell
S4 which would look in the ATL tab. I need the formula to look into the tab that corresponds with what is in cell Q. Thanks for the help. "galimi" wrote: The following formula should work =IF(INDEX(LAA!$B$2:$B$170,MATCH(R2,LAA!$S$2:$S$170 ,0))="Away","Yes","No") -- http://HelpExcel.com 1-888-INGENIO 1-888-464-3646 x0197758 "Jambruins" wrote: In a tab called WEEKEND I have the following: cell Q2: LAA cell R2: 38845-LAA cell Q4: ATL cell R4: 38845-ATL In a tab called LAA: cell S2: 38810-LAA cell S3: 38811-LAA cell S4: 38812-LAA etc. all the way down to S163 Another tab call ATL has the same type of data as the LAA tab. I would like a formula in cell S2 in the WEEKEND tab to do the following: Find the value of cell R2 in column S of the LAA tab and enter Yes if the corresponding cell in column B in the LAA tab says AWAY. I would then like to be able to copy this formula into cell S4 to do the same thing but with the ATL tab. Let me know if you don't understand what I am asking and I will try and explain. Thanks in advance. |
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