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How to concatenate a value in cell
Hi
I am using Match worksheet function to get the cell#, Ex: my function returns me '10'. this is the cell# where the match is found. suppose the cell a10 I want to use the number returned '10' and concatenate with 'd' to make it 'd10' to get the value of cell d10. When I write the formula ' = a & match(193,a1:a20), it does not work. please advise if there is another way to do this. What I want is to look for the nearest value '193' in the cell range a1:a20 and suppose it was cell # a10 that had this value, then I want to capture the value in cell 'd10'. Thanks |
How to concatenate a value in cell
try
=index(D1:D20,match(193,a1:a20)) "ub" wrote: Hi I am using Match worksheet function to get the cell#, Ex: my function returns me '10'. this is the cell# where the match is found. suppose the cell a10 I want to use the number returned '10' and concatenate with 'd' to make it 'd10' to get the value of cell d10. When I write the formula ' = a & match(193,a1:a20), it does not work. please advise if there is another way to do this. What I want is to look for the nearest value '193' in the cell range a1:a20 and suppose it was cell # a10 that had this value, then I want to capture the value in cell 'd10'. Thanks |
How to concatenate a value in cell
=INDIRECT("D"&MATCH(193,A1:A20,0))
HTH, Paul "ub" wrote in message ... Hi I am using Match worksheet function to get the cell#, Ex: my function returns me '10'. this is the cell# where the match is found. suppose the cell a10 I want to use the number returned '10' and concatenate with 'd' to make it 'd10' to get the value of cell d10. When I write the formula ' = a & match(193,a1:a20), it does not work. please advise if there is another way to do this. What I want is to look for the nearest value '193' in the cell range a1:a20 and suppose it was cell # a10 that had this value, then I want to capture the value in cell 'd10'. Thanks |
How to concatenate a value in cell
I just realized you said you wanted to find the nearest value (not exact).
=INDIRECT("D"&MATCH(193,A1:A20)) "PCLIVE" wrote in message ... =INDIRECT("D"&MATCH(193,A1:A20,0)) HTH, Paul "ub" wrote in message ... Hi I am using Match worksheet function to get the cell#, Ex: my function returns me '10'. this is the cell# where the match is found. suppose the cell a10 I want to use the number returned '10' and concatenate with 'd' to make it 'd10' to get the value of cell d10. When I write the formula ' = a & match(193,a1:a20), it does not work. please advise if there is another way to do this. What I want is to look for the nearest value '193' in the cell range a1:a20 and suppose it was cell # a10 that had this value, then I want to capture the value in cell 'd10'. Thanks |
How to concatenate a value in cell
actually to answer your question
=indirect("D"&match(193,a1:a20)) "ub" wrote: Hi I am using Match worksheet function to get the cell#, Ex: my function returns me '10'. this is the cell# where the match is found. suppose the cell a10 I want to use the number returned '10' and concatenate with 'd' to make it 'd10' to get the value of cell d10. When I write the formula ' = a & match(193,a1:a20), it does not work. please advise if there is another way to do this. What I want is to look for the nearest value '193' in the cell range a1:a20 and suppose it was cell # a10 that had this value, then I want to capture the value in cell 'd10'. Thanks |
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