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Hi,
I am putting together a very simple worksheet for some sales tracking and I have hit a bit of a road block when I am trying to utilise the Lookup and Index functions. I want to be able to pick the type of sale in 1 Coolum from a drop down list (have this list working ok). Depending on which option is chosen (5 possible options), I want to populate a cell with the cost data relating to that particular product. I have tried IF statements (which are fine if I only had 1 option) and HLOOKUP - example below but I'm defiantly missing something. =INDEX($O$2:$P$7, MATCH("NVQ",$O$2:$O$7,), MATCH("Cost",$O$2:$P$2,)) Any help would be much appreciated! Chris |
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