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I am having difficulty - (maybe just missing an obvious fix)
I need to select a value from another spreadsheet (based on an integer) but my column with the corresponding integer array is to the right of the array of information that I want returned. for example the value on the spread sheet with the formula cell references a cell (say G3) whose value is 5 spreadsheet that the information is on looks something like this: ( I cannot change the column with the integer values to be to the left) I need There a way. do 1 am of has 4 this. 2 in help 2 me 12% 5 dire ! b 2 17 13 I need to write the formula cell to reference G3 (the 5 - this value is an input) and have it return "in" or "help" or "me" Hope this gets my point across. Thanks in advance |
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Let's say your example data is in A1:F4. G3 contains the value you want to
match to column F and you want to return the data in column A. =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(G3,F1:F4,0)) Adjust ranges as needed. "learningasigo" wrote: I am having difficulty - (maybe just missing an obvious fix) I need to select a value from another spreadsheet (based on an integer) but my column with the corresponding integer array is to the right of the array of information that I want returned. for example the value on the spread sheet with the formula cell references a cell (say G3) whose value is 5 spreadsheet that the information is on looks something like this: ( I cannot change the column with the integer values to be to the left) I need There a way. do 1 am of has 4 this. 2 in help 2 me 12% 5 dire ! b 2 17 13 I need to write the formula cell to reference G3 (the 5 - this value is an input) and have it return "in" or "help" or "me" Hope this gets my point across. Thanks in advance |
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Great!!!
Thank You SO much, I have been messing with that off and on all evening. I had tried the match and the index and the vlookup (but columns were backwards); I had even tried nesting but just couldn't seem to get it. Thanks again now I can retire for the evening. :-) "JMB" wrote: Let's say your example data is in A1:F4. G3 contains the value you want to match to column F and you want to return the data in column A. =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(G3,F1:F4,0)) Adjust ranges as needed. "learningasigo" wrote: I am having difficulty - (maybe just missing an obvious fix) I need to select a value from another spreadsheet (based on an integer) but my column with the corresponding integer array is to the right of the array of information that I want returned. for example the value on the spread sheet with the formula cell references a cell (say G3) whose value is 5 spreadsheet that the information is on looks something like this: ( I cannot change the column with the integer values to be to the left) I need There a way. do 1 am of has 4 this. 2 in help 2 me 12% 5 dire ! b 2 17 13 I need to write the formula cell to reference G3 (the 5 - this value is an input) and have it return "in" or "help" or "me" Hope this gets my point across. Thanks in advance |
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Okay I was wrong it did not work it pulled the corresponding row value. It
pulled the 5th item in column A. Not the information that corresponds to 5 in column A should have pulled "in" close but... bummer "JMB" wrote: Let's say your example data is in A1:F4. G3 contains the value you want to match to column F and you want to return the data in column A. =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(G3,F1:F4,0)) Adjust ranges as needed. "learningasigo" wrote: I am having difficulty - (maybe just missing an obvious fix) I need to select a value from another spreadsheet (based on an integer) but my column with the corresponding integer array is to the right of the array of information that I want returned. for example the value on the spread sheet with the formula cell references a cell (say G3) whose value is 5 spreadsheet that the information is on looks something like this: ( I cannot change the column with the integer values to be to the left) I need There a way. do 1 am of has 4 this. 2 in help 2 me 12% 5 dire ! b 2 17 13 I need to write the formula cell to reference G3 (the 5 - this value is an input) and have it return "in" or "help" or "me" Hope this gets my point across. Thanks in advance |
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Yes It DID work - perhaps I am tired as I had an error in my formula
Thanks again SO much!!!! "learningasigo" wrote: Okay I was wrong it did not work it pulled the corresponding row value. It pulled the 5th item in column A. Not the information that corresponds to 5 in column A should have pulled "in" close but... bummer "JMB" wrote: Let's say your example data is in A1:F4. G3 contains the value you want to match to column F and you want to return the data in column A. =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(G3,F1:F4,0)) Adjust ranges as needed. "learningasigo" wrote: I am having difficulty - (maybe just missing an obvious fix) I need to select a value from another spreadsheet (based on an integer) but my column with the corresponding integer array is to the right of the array of information that I want returned. for example the value on the spread sheet with the formula cell references a cell (say G3) whose value is 5 spreadsheet that the information is on looks something like this: ( I cannot change the column with the integer values to be to the left) I need There a way. do 1 am of has 4 this. 2 in help 2 me 12% 5 dire ! b 2 17 13 I need to write the formula cell to reference G3 (the 5 - this value is an input) and have it return "in" or "help" or "me" Hope this gets my point across. Thanks in advance |
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I'm glad that worked for you.
"learningasigo" wrote: Yes It DID work - perhaps I am tired as I had an error in my formula Thanks again SO much!!!! "learningasigo" wrote: Okay I was wrong it did not work it pulled the corresponding row value. It pulled the 5th item in column A. Not the information that corresponds to 5 in column A should have pulled "in" close but... bummer "JMB" wrote: Let's say your example data is in A1:F4. G3 contains the value you want to match to column F and you want to return the data in column A. =INDEX(A1:A4,MATCH(G3,F1:F4,0)) Adjust ranges as needed. "learningasigo" wrote: I am having difficulty - (maybe just missing an obvious fix) I need to select a value from another spreadsheet (based on an integer) but my column with the corresponding integer array is to the right of the array of information that I want returned. for example the value on the spread sheet with the formula cell references a cell (say G3) whose value is 5 spreadsheet that the information is on looks something like this: ( I cannot change the column with the integer values to be to the left) I need There a way. do 1 am of has 4 this. 2 in help 2 me 12% 5 dire ! b 2 17 13 I need to write the formula cell to reference G3 (the 5 - this value is an input) and have it return "in" or "help" or "me" Hope this gets my point across. Thanks in advance |
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