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lookup and offset combination
Hello
I am trying to return the value of a cell that is offset from a lookup reference cell. My data looks something like this (if it shows ok) A B C 1 name 50 65 2 100 3 3 40 2 Cells A2 and A3 are empty. If I always want to return the value 2 columns over and 2 rows down from the lookup "name" (which happens to be in cell A1, but may not always be in that cell), what formula combination do I use? I have tried nesting lookup in offset, but I get an error message. Here is how I wrote it =offset(LOOKUP(e50,A1:A500,b1:b500),2,1) e50 contains "name The lookup returns the value in B1, and I was hoping by nesting it in offset I could get the value in C20 which is 2 rows down and 1 column over from B1 Any thoughst? Thanks. |
lookup and offset combination
How about:
=INDEX(C1:C500, MATCH(E50, A1:A500, 0) + 2) -- Regards, Juan Pablo González "nathan" wrote in message ... Hello, I am trying to return the value of a cell that is offset from a lookup reference cell. My data looks something like this (if it shows ok): A B C 1 name 50 65 2 100 30 3 40 20 Cells A2 and A3 are empty. If I always want to return the value 2 columns over and 2 rows down from the lookup "name" (which happens to be in cell A1, but may not always be in that cell), what formula combination do I use? I have tried nesting lookup in offset, but I get an error message. Here is how I wrote it: =offset(LOOKUP(e50,A1:A500,b1:b500),2,1)) e50 contains "name" The lookup returns the value in B1, and I was hoping by nesting it in offset I could get the value in C20 which is 2 rows down and 1 column over from B1. Any thoughst? Thanks. |
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