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You may want to return something if A1 is different from Yes, too:
=if(a1="yes",index(....),"not yes") I find this easier to read: =if(a1<"yes","not yes",index(....)) Arno wrote: Hello, is it possible to write a formula that calculate the index below if A1=yes =INDEX(Rates!$D$5:$Z$131,MATCH($AG$1,Rates!$D$5:$D $131,0),MATCH(AG2,Rates!$D$5:$Z$5,0)) ???Is it possible to write something like...=IF(A1="yes",=INDEX(Rates!$D$5:$Z$131,MATCH ($AG$1,Rates!$D$5:$D$131,0),MATCH(AG2,Rates! $D$5:$Z$5,0)) Thank you Arno -- Dave Peterson |
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