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I've got this formula that works if my lookup range is in ascending order.
=VLOOKUP(A41,INDIRECT("'[Name "& M$25 &" 07Analysis.xls]Overall Top Ten'!$AA$2:$BJ$401"),MATCH($V$3,INDIRECT("'[Name "& M$25 &" 07Analysis.xls]Overall Top Ten'!$AI$1:$BJ$1"),0)+8) I need some help modifying this so that I can acheive the same results if the lookup range is not in order. I think it may involve INDEX and MATCH, but I'm having a little trouble putting it together. Can someone assist? Thank you, Paul |
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I've got something that appears to be working. This is what I came up with. =INDEX(INDIRECT("'[Name " & M$25 & " 07Analysis.xls]Overall Top Ten'!$AA:$BJ"),MATCH(A41,INDIRECT("'[Name " & M$25 & " 07Analysis.xls]Overall Top Ten'!$AA:$AA"),0),MATCH(V3,INDIRECT("'[Name " & M$25 & " 07Analysis.xls]Overall Top Ten'!$AI$1:$BJ$1"),0)+8) "PCLIVE" wrote in message ... I've got this formula that works if my lookup range is in ascending order. =VLOOKUP(A41,INDIRECT("'[Name "& M$25 &" 07Analysis.xls]Overall Top Ten'!$AA$2:$BJ$401"),MATCH($V$3,INDIRECT("'[Name "& M$25 &" 07Analysis.xls]Overall Top Ten'!$AI$1:$BJ$1"),0)+8) I need some help modifying this so that I can acheive the same results if the lookup range is not in order. I think it may involve INDEX and MATCH, but I'm having a little trouble putting it together. Can someone assist? Thank you, Paul |
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