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More than 2 constants in Index
I'm a fairly new user to excel and was able to create an index table based on
2 constants. However, I believe to do what I'm looking for, I will need more than 2 constants. For example, I need: IF A and B and C, bring back 1. I can't use an if statement b/c there is far more than 7 choices. (Person will select A,B,C from drop down lists) Can anyone explain if/how to use an index table using more than 2 constants. |
Maybe you're thinking of something along these lines ..
Suppose you have set up the reference table* below in Sheet2, cols A and B, from row1 down AAA 1 AAB 2 AAC 3 ABA 4 ABB 5 ABC 6 BAA 7 BAB 8 BAC 9 etc (*above is just a sample listing, you would of course have the full lot of permutations listed in cols A and B) In Sheet1 ----------- You have DVs in cols A to C, row2 down which selects either: A or B or C You could retrieve the results of the selections made in cols A, B and C from Sheet2 by putting in say, D2: =IF(COUNTBLANK(A2:C2)<0,"",INDEX(Sheet2!B:B,MATCH (A2&B2&C2,Sheet2!A:A,0))) and simply copy D2 down to say, D100 (can copy down ahead of expected inputs in cols A to C) Based on the sample reference data in Sheet2 if the DV selections made in A2:C4 we A B C A A C A A A the results in D2:D4 will be: 6,3,1 -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- "Ashley" wrote in message ... I'm a fairly new user to excel and was able to create an index table based on 2 constants. However, I believe to do what I'm looking for, I will need more than 2 constants. For example, I need: IF A and B and C, bring back 1. I can't use an if statement b/c there is far more than 7 choices. (Person will select A,B,C from drop down lists) Can anyone explain if/how to use an index table using more than 2 constants. |
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