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HLOOKUP - Adjusting the lookup value...
I'm trying to look up a value in the same row depending on the column
header (Product Codes, looking up their prices). I'm just wondering how people do it so I can drag the forumula down the page and it'll adjust the row that it's looking in. I tried CELL("ROWS") but that seemed to reak havic with the formula so then I created a row with the appropriate row number in it (which I then hid). I figure there has got to be a better way.... Cheers Reg |
HLOOKUP - Adjusting the lookup value...
Assuming we want the row_index_num to start with 2 (say)
we can use in the starting cell, example: ROW(A1)+1 to increment the index as we copy down the column Example in say, A3, copied down: =HLOOKUP(A$1,$K$1:$L$30,ROW(A1)+1,0) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Regnab" wrote: I'm trying to look up a value in the same row depending on the column header (Product Codes, looking up their prices). I'm just wondering how people do it so I can drag the forumula down the page and it'll adjust the row that it's looking in. I tried CELL("ROWS") but that seemed to reak havic with the formula so then I created a row with the appropriate row number in it (which I then hid). I figure there has got to be a better way.... Cheers Reg |
HLOOKUP - Adjusting the lookup value...
I'll give it a shot - thanks for your help...
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HLOOKUP - Adjusting the lookup value...
"Regnab" wrote:
I'll give it a shot - thanks for your help... You're welcome. It should work fine .. And if we want it to increment when we copy *across* from the starting cell just swap eg: ROW(A1)+1 with: COLUMN(A1)+1 (use COLUMN instead of ROW) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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