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VLookup Functions
I am using the Vlookup function looking up values in a Pivot Table. The
problem I have is the column that I want to return is continuously changing. i.e the col_index_num one day maybe 12 and the next it may be 13 and so on as the pivot table grows. Does anyone know how I can make the col_index_num change. If it helps the column that I want to bring in has a constant heading? |
VLookup Functions
Use the Match function to search the title row for the name. It will return the column number... =MATCH("Total",2:2,0) -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Monica" wrote in message I am using the Vlookup function looking up values in a Pivot Table. The problem I have is the column that I want to return is continuously changing. i.e the col_index_num one day maybe 12 and the next it may be 13 and so on as the pivot table grows. Does anyone know how I can make the col_index_num change. If it helps the column that I want to bring in has a constant heading? |
VLookup Functions
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"Jim Cone" wrote: Use the Match function to search the title row for the name. It will return the column number... =MATCH("Total",2:2,0) -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Monica" wrote in message I am using the Vlookup function looking up values in a Pivot Table. The problem I have is the column that I want to return is continuously changing. i.e the col_index_num one day maybe 12 and the next it may be 13 and so on as the pivot table grows. Does anyone know how I can make the col_index_num change. If it helps the column that I want to bring in has a constant heading? |
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