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VLOOKUP, INDEX, or ....?
in various cells (like R18C2 (cell A), R37C2 (cell B), R18C4 (cell C), ...) I
have a MIN() value extracted from elsewhere. Then, in a cell like R40C3 (cell D)I get the smallest of these (via MIN() again). So in cell D I have the 'smallest of cells' A, B and C. Then next to cell D I want the contents of a cell which is next to the one form where the result in cell D is...my gosh this is ocnfusing, here is an example: MIN(cell A, cell B, cell C) results in cell B and that goes into cell D; then next to cell D I want a cell C.C[-1] - the cell in the column preceding cell C. I was looking into INDEX and VLOOKUP but I am not sure how they work with arbitrary columns...can you help? |
VLOOKUP, INDEX, or ....?
Solution to this would be via OFFSET, but how do I get the complete reference
(Rxx:Cxx) of a cell returned by MIN()? "Mac" wrote: in various cells (like R18C2 (cell A), R37C2 (cell B), R18C4 (cell C), ...) I have a MIN() value extracted from elsewhere. Then, in a cell like R40C3 (cell D)I get the smallest of these (via MIN() again). So in cell D I have the 'smallest of cells' A, B and C. Then next to cell D I want the contents of a cell which is next to the one form where the result in cell D is...my gosh this is ocnfusing, here is an example: MIN(cell A, cell B, cell C) results in cell B and that goes into cell D; then next to cell D I want a cell C.C[-1] - the cell in the column preceding cell C. I was looking into INDEX and VLOOKUP but I am not sure how they work with arbitrary columns...can you help? |
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