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MATCH Function
I would like to use the MATCH function to return the value in a range that
meets a certain condition. For example, I would like it to look at the sum of two cells across a number of columns and when the sum of those cells is greater than 100 than return the position of that cell in the array. For example, I would like to add the values of rows 10 and 15 across columns b - f and when that sum is greater than 100 I would like the formula to return the first position in the range for which that is true. So if the sum of c10 + c15=105 the formula would return "2" since it is the second column in the range that begins with "b". Thank you for your assistance. |
MATCH Function
=MATCH(TRUE,B10:F10+B15:F15100,0)
This is an array formula, to be validated by Ctrl+Shift+Enter HTH -- AP "SJT" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I would like to use the MATCH function to return the value in a range that meets a certain condition. For example, I would like it to look at the sum of two cells across a number of columns and when the sum of those cells is greater than 100 than return the position of that cell in the array. For example, I would like to add the values of rows 10 and 15 across columns b - f and when that sum is greater than 100 I would like the formula to return the first position in the range for which that is true. So if the sum of c10 + c15=105 the formula would return "2" since it is the second column in the range that begins with "b". Thank you for your assistance. |
MATCH Function
Thank you for your help.
"Ardus Petus" wrote: =MATCH(TRUE,B10:F10+B15:F15100,0) This is an array formula, to be validated by Ctrl+Shift+Enter HTH -- AP "SJT" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I would like to use the MATCH function to return the value in a range that meets a certain condition. For example, I would like it to look at the sum of two cells across a number of columns and when the sum of those cells is greater than 100 than return the position of that cell in the array. For example, I would like to add the values of rows 10 and 15 across columns b - f and when that sum is greater than 100 I would like the formula to return the first position in the range for which that is true. So if the sum of c10 + c15=105 the formula would return "2" since it is the second column in the range that begins with "b". Thank you for your assistance. |
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