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Return cell reference instead of text from within lookup() functio
Hi,
I'm trying to use the following formula to find data for a particular day of the month and then sum() a 7 day range of data for that week. =SUM(OFFSET(LOOKUP('Dashboard (2)'!D16,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B6:$CP6,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B32:$CP32),0,-6,1,7)) I think the problem is that offset() is expecting a cell reference, but lookup() is returning cell content. How can I search and locate my expected content and pass that content's cell reference to lookup(). Thanks, Earl |
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Return cell reference instead of text from within lookup() functio
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How can I search and locate my expected content and pass that content's cell reference to offset(). "earls" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to use the following formula to find data for a particular day of the month and then sum() a 7 day range of data for that week. =SUM(OFFSET(LOOKUP('Dashboard (2)'!D16,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B6:$CP6,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B32:$CP32),0,-6,1,7)) I think the problem is that offset() is expecting a cell reference, but lookup() is returning cell content. How can I search and locate my expected content and pass that content's cell reference to lookup(). Thanks, Earl |
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Return cell reference instead of text from within lookup() functio
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=SUM(OFFSET(INDEX('Seat Cap Daily'!$B32:$CP32,MATCH('Dashboard (2)'!D16,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B6:$CP6,0)),0,-6,1,7)) This gives an exact MATCH only, if you're looking for the nearest match in a sorted range then change the first zero (the third argument of MATCH) to a 1 "earls" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to use the following formula to find data for a particular day of the month and then sum() a 7 day range of data for that week. =SUM(OFFSET(LOOKUP('Dashboard (2)'!D16,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B6:$CP6,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B32:$CP32),0,-6,1,7)) I think the problem is that offset() is expecting a cell reference, but lookup() is returning cell content. How can I search and locate my expected content and pass that content's cell reference to lookup(). Thanks, Earl |
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Return cell reference instead of text from within lookup() fun
Works as you describe. Thanks a bunch for your help...
"daddylonglegs" wrote: Try =SUM(OFFSET(INDEX('Seat Cap Daily'!$B32:$CP32,MATCH('Dashboard (2)'!D16,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B6:$CP6,0)),0,-6,1,7)) This gives an exact MATCH only, if you're looking for the nearest match in a sorted range then change the first zero (the third argument of MATCH) to a 1 "earls" wrote: Hi, I'm trying to use the following formula to find data for a particular day of the month and then sum() a 7 day range of data for that week. =SUM(OFFSET(LOOKUP('Dashboard (2)'!D16,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B6:$CP6,'Seat Cap Daily'!$B32:$CP32),0,-6,1,7)) I think the problem is that offset() is expecting a cell reference, but lookup() is returning cell content. How can I search and locate my expected content and pass that content's cell reference to lookup(). Thanks, Earl |
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