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Hello all (newbie here, so I hope I am doing this correct)
I have been scratching my head trying to find the best way of solving a problem I have within a complicated spreadsheet. In summary I am trying to use two changable lookup values on a different worksheet within my XLS file. Looking around and doing research I believe I have found an answer to my query here : http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CL100570551033 showing the use of two new functions to me (Match & Index). Mimicking and adapting the finalised formala to suit my application i have : =INDEX(Gross!$A$3:$AR$241,MATCH($C8,Gross!A$2:A$24 0,0),MATCH(I$1,Gross!B$1:AR$1,0)) Gross being a Sheet within the same Excel file, Column A (A2 to A240) having one of my reference criteria a simple four digit number in the current sheet in cell C8, and row 1 (B1 to AR1) having my other criteria in date format, in the current sheet cell I1 As it happens the formula returns the value below the value of C8 in column A of the sheet Gross. Do the Functions Match and Index work across different worksheets to where the formula is ? Is this explained clearly enough for helping me ? Thanks in advance. |
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