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Using a formula result to reference a row
I have a spread sheet like the following
Item A 0 Item B 0 2 Item C 0 4 5 Item D 0 2 5 7 Item E 1 6 7 8 If I type in a value 'Item C' I can use the match and index functions to find out which row Item C is on. Using this row value I should be able to search the row to find out which column contains 0. Does anyone know how I can use the result from the first formula in the second formula. An example would be good. |
Using a formula result to reference a row
With your Item values in column A:
=MATCH(0,OFFSET(1:1,MATCH("Item C",A:A,FALSE)-1,0),FALSE) will return the column # for the 0 in the row with Item C. "Item C" can also be replaced by a cell reference. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "f1capsicum" wrote in message oups.com... I have a spread sheet like the following Item A 0 Item B 0 2 Item C 0 4 5 Item D 0 2 5 7 Item E 1 6 7 8 If I type in a value 'Item C' I can use the match and index functions to find out which row Item C is on. Using this row value I should be able to search the row to find out which column contains 0. Does anyone know how I can use the result from the first formula in the second formula. An example would be good. |
Using a formula result to reference a row
Thanks, works great
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