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Index with 2 arrays returns error
I am trying to understand Index function
Index(array, row-num,column-num,array-num) I have to arrays as a1:e4 and f1:I4 30 45 60 75 10 11 12 Apple 4 3 2 1 Ali 12 13 14 Orange 5 2 3 4 Hassan 15 16 17 Banana 2 4 3 1 Zahra 18 19 20 Following function, returns error (apparently on 2 as array number and I expecting it to return 19 INDEX(A1:E4,F1:J4,4,3,2) what is wrong with this command? Microsoft assistant site says Index has two forms, array and reference, however it doesn't explain the reference type. |
Index with 2 arrays returns error
Thanks. The solution is only putting a paranthesis around the array.
"PapaDos" wrote in message ... =INDEX((A1:E4,F1:J4),4,3,2) -- Regards, Luc. "Festina Lente" "Rasoul Khoshravan" wrote: I am trying to understand Index function Index(array, row-num,column-num,array-num) I have to arrays as a1:e4 and f1:I4 30 45 60 75 10 11 12 Apple 4 3 2 1 Ali 12 13 14 Orange 5 2 3 4 Hassan 15 16 17 Banana 2 4 3 1 Zahra 18 19 20 Following function, returns error (apparently on 2 as array number and I expecting it to return 19 INDEX(A1:E4,F1:J4,4,3,2) what is wrong with this command? Microsoft assistant site says Index has two forms, array and reference, however it doesn't explain the reference type. |
Index with 2 arrays returns error
=INDEX((A1:E4,F1:J4),4,3,2)
-- Regards, Luc. "Festina Lente" "Rasoul Khoshravan" wrote: I am trying to understand Index function Index(array, row-num,column-num,array-num) I have to arrays as a1:e4 and f1:I4 30 45 60 75 10 11 12 Apple 4 3 2 1 Ali 12 13 14 Orange 5 2 3 4 Hassan 15 16 17 Banana 2 4 3 1 Zahra 18 19 20 Following function, returns error (apparently on 2 as array number and I expecting it to return 19 INDEX(A1:E4,F1:J4,4,3,2) what is wrong with this command? Microsoft assistant site says Index has two forms, array and reference, however it doesn't explain the reference type. |
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