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Kikkoman

HELP!! Lookup multiple criteria
 
I need to compare differences in prices(Col D) between this year (sheet1) and
last year (sheet2) if they are the same Type of vehicle (Col A), Same colour
(Col B), and same type of transmission (Col C)

eg, Auto, Red Car will be $1,100 cheaper, because it is in last year the
same car costs $2100 compare to this year's $1,000
likewise, a blue AWD with Semi-auto would be $1,200 dearer compared to last
year.

in Sheet 1,[this year]
A B C D
1 Car Red Auto 1000
2 AWD Blue Semi 4500
3 Truck Yellow Auto 4500

In Sheet 2 [last year]
A B C D
1 Truck Green Auto 5000
2 Ute Yellow Man 3500
3 Car Red Auto 2100
4 AWD Blue Semi 3100

I tried using this formula but keep getting too many arguments.

=sheet1!$d1-INDEX(sheet2!$d$1:$d$4,MATCH(1,(--sheet1!$A1=sheet2!$a$1:$a$4),(--sheet1!$B1=sheet2!$b$1:$b$4),(--sheet1!$C1=sheet2!$c$1:$c$4)),0)

Any help will be much appreciated.


Ardus Petus

HELP!! Lookup multiple criteria
 
In Sheet1 column E1, enter:
=D1-SUMPRODUCT((Sheet2!A$1:A$99=A1)*(Sheet2!B$1:B$99=B 1)*(Sheet2!C$1:C$99=C1),Sheet2!D$1:D$99)
then copy down

HTH
--
AP

"Kikkoman" a écrit dans le message de
news: ...
I need to compare differences in prices(Col D) between this year (sheet1)
and
last year (sheet2) if they are the same Type of vehicle (Col A), Same
colour
(Col B), and same type of transmission (Col C)

eg, Auto, Red Car will be $1,100 cheaper, because it is in last year the
same car costs $2100 compare to this year's $1,000
likewise, a blue AWD with Semi-auto would be $1,200 dearer compared to
last
year.

in Sheet 1,[this year]
A B C D
1 Car Red Auto 1000
2 AWD Blue Semi 4500
3 Truck Yellow Auto 4500

In Sheet 2 [last year]
A B C D
1 Truck Green Auto 5000
2 Ute Yellow Man 3500
3 Car Red Auto 2100
4 AWD Blue Semi 3100

I tried using this formula but keep getting too many arguments.

=sheet1!$d1-INDEX(sheet2!$d$1:$d$4,MATCH(1,(--sheet1!$A1=sheet2!$a$1:$a$4),(--sheet1!$B1=sheet2!$b$1:$b$4),(--sheet1!$C1=sheet2!$c$1:$c$4)),0)

Any help will be much appreciated.




Kikkoman

HELP!! Lookup multiple criteria
 
The formula works really well, many thanks

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

In Sheet1 column E1, enter:
=D1-SUMPRODUCT((Sheet2!A$1:A$99=A1)*(Sheet2!B$1:B$99=B 1)*(Sheet2!C$1:C$99=C1),Sheet2!D$1:D$99)
then copy down

HTH
--
AP

"Kikkoman" a écrit dans le message de
news: ...
I need to compare differences in prices(Col D) between this year (sheet1)
and
last year (sheet2) if they are the same Type of vehicle (Col A), Same
colour
(Col B), and same type of transmission (Col C)

eg, Auto, Red Car will be $1,100 cheaper, because it is in last year the
same car costs $2100 compare to this year's $1,000
likewise, a blue AWD with Semi-auto would be $1,200 dearer compared to
last
year.

in Sheet 1,[this year]
A B C D
1 Car Red Auto 1000
2 AWD Blue Semi 4500
3 Truck Yellow Auto 4500

In Sheet 2 [last year]
A B C D
1 Truck Green Auto 5000
2 Ute Yellow Man 3500
3 Car Red Auto 2100
4 AWD Blue Semi 3100

I tried using this formula but keep getting too many arguments.

=sheet1!$d1-INDEX(sheet2!$d$1:$d$4,MATCH(1,(--sheet1!$A1=sheet2!$a$1:$a$4),(--sheet1!$B1=sheet2!$b$1:$b$4),(--sheet1!$C1=sheet2!$c$1:$c$4)),0)

Any help will be much appreciated.





Bob Phillips

HELP!! Lookup multiple criteria
 
=Sheet1!D1-INDEX(Sheet2!D1:D4,MATCH(1,(Sheet1!A1=Sheet2!A1:A4 )*(Sheet1!B1=Sh
eet2!B1:B4)*(Sheet1!C1=Sheet2!C1:C4),0))

which is an array formula, it should be committed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, not
just Enter.

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Kikkoman" wrote in message
...
I need to compare differences in prices(Col D) between this year (sheet1)

and
last year (sheet2) if they are the same Type of vehicle (Col A), Same

colour
(Col B), and same type of transmission (Col C)

eg, Auto, Red Car will be $1,100 cheaper, because it is in last year the
same car costs $2100 compare to this year's $1,000
likewise, a blue AWD with Semi-auto would be $1,200 dearer compared to

last
year.

in Sheet 1,[this year]
A B C D
1 Car Red Auto 1000
2 AWD Blue Semi 4500
3 Truck Yellow Auto 4500

In Sheet 2 [last year]
A B C D
1 Truck Green Auto 5000
2 Ute Yellow Man 3500
3 Car Red Auto 2100
4 AWD Blue Semi 3100

I tried using this formula but keep getting too many arguments.


=sheet1!$d1-INDEX(sheet2!$d$1:$d$4,MATCH(1,(--sheet1!$A1=sheet2!$a$1:$a$4),(
--sheet1!$B1=sheet2!$b$1:$b$4),(--sheet1!$C1=sheet2!$c$1:$c$4)),0)

Any help will be much appreciated.





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