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I'm trying to lookup a vector ( Bx:Sx )
in which x is a number stored in another cell, say Cell A1.. I was trying something like: LOOKUP ( 1, B(A1):S(A1), B1:S1) which, of course does not work...^___^ So can I ask how can I reference a cell with the row number being a variable? |
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See if this screencap helps:
http://img320.imageshack.us/img320/6161/lookup1dx4.jpg Biff "Arc_K" wrote in message ... I'm trying to lookup a vector ( Bx:Sx ) in which x is a number stored in another cell, say Cell A1.. I was trying something like: LOOKUP ( 1, B(A1):S(A1), B1:S1) which, of course does not work...^___^ So can I ask how can I reference a cell with the row number being a variable? |
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Biff,
For the benefit of all and the excel archives, why not include the core text descripts of your suggestion? Your image link can be a complement to that. Perhaps, like other silent readers of the newsgroups around the world travelling in the same boat, I'm unfortunately not able to view the link from where I'm accessing the newsgroups. If you were to include the core text descripts, think that'll definitely be visible. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Biff" wrote in message ... See if this screencap helps: http://img320.imageshack.us/img320/6161/lookup1dx4.jpg Biff |
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Well, there wasn't enough detail in the post so I basically took a WAG as to
what they wanted and it goes like this: .......A.....B.....C.....D 1...X1...X2...X3...X4 2....5......8......7.....6 3....1......4......7.....2 4....0......6......1.....3 5....9......2......8.....4 6....8......4......1.....7 Return column header based on the (relative) user selected row that contains the lookup value. A10 = lookup value = 1 A11 = row number = 5 =INDEX(A1:D1,MATCH(A10,INDEX(A2:D6,A11,),0)) Returns: X3 Biff "Max" wrote in message ... Biff, For the benefit of all and the excel archives, why not include the core text descripts of your suggestion? Your image link can be a complement to that. Perhaps, like other silent readers of the newsgroups around the world travelling in the same boat, I'm unfortunately not able to view the link from where I'm accessing the newsgroups. If you were to include the core text descripts, think that'll definitely be visible. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Biff" wrote in message ... See if this screencap helps: http://img320.imageshack.us/img320/6161/lookup1dx4.jpg Biff |
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Thanks, Biff !
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Biff" wrote in message ... Well, there wasn't enough detail in the post so I basically took a WAG as to what they wanted and it goes like this: ......A.....B.....C.....D 1...X1...X2...X3...X4 2....5......8......7.....6 3....1......4......7.....2 4....0......6......1.....3 5....9......2......8.....4 6....8......4......1.....7 Return column header based on the (relative) user selected row that contains the lookup value. A10 = lookup value = 1 A11 = row number = 5 =INDEX(A1:D1,MATCH(A10,INDEX(A2:D6,A11,),0)) Returns: X3 Biff |
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You're welcome, Max!
Biff "Max" wrote in message ... Thanks, Biff ! -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Biff" wrote in message ... Well, there wasn't enough detail in the post so I basically took a WAG as to what they wanted and it goes like this: ......A.....B.....C.....D 1...X1...X2...X3...X4 2....5......8......7.....6 3....1......4......7.....2 4....0......6......1.....3 5....9......2......8.....4 6....8......4......1.....7 Return column header based on the (relative) user selected row that contains the lookup value. A10 = lookup value = 1 A11 = row number = 5 =INDEX(A1:D1,MATCH(A10,INDEX(A2:D6,A11,),0)) Returns: X3 Biff |
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Oh Now I can get my assighment done~~~
Thanks a lot ! "Biff" wrote: See if this screencap helps: http://img320.imageshack.us/img320/6161/lookup1dx4.jpg Biff "Arc_K" wrote in message ... I'm trying to lookup a vector ( Bx:Sx ) in which x is a number stored in another cell, say Cell A1.. I was trying something like: LOOKUP ( 1, B(A1):S(A1), B1:S1) which, of course does not work...^___^ So can I ask how can I reference a cell with the row number being a variable? |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Arc_K" wrote in message ... Oh Now I can get my assighment done~~~ Thanks a lot ! "Biff" wrote: See if this screencap helps: http://img320.imageshack.us/img320/6161/lookup1dx4.jpg Biff "Arc_K" wrote in message ... I'm trying to lookup a vector ( Bx:Sx ) in which x is a number stored in another cell, say Cell A1.. I was trying something like: LOOKUP ( 1, B(A1):S(A1), B1:S1) which, of course does not work...^___^ So can I ask how can I reference a cell with the row number being a variable? |
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