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VLookup
I have a table in which the lookup values is not in the first column but a
couple of columns to the right of the tables first column of data. I seem to recall, but have forgotten if true, that you can have the lookup value column anywhere by using negative column index numbers to find data that is to the left of the lookup value column. For values to the right of the lookup column, you would use positive values. To further clarify what i am trying to accomplish, please refer your response to the following application. Application: An Excel tabel that starts in column B and ends in column M. The lookup value is in column D. We want to retrieve data from any of the colums from B thru M. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, JAD |
VLookup
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=INDEX(B:M,MATCH(y,D:D,FALSE), x) where y is your lookup value, and x is your column number (e.g., B=1) In article , JAD wrote: I have a table in which the lookup values is not in the first column but a couple of columns to the right of the tables first column of data. I seem to recall, but have forgotten if true, that you can have the lookup value column anywhere by using negative column index numbers to find data that is to the left of the lookup value column. For values to the right of the lookup column, you would use positive values. To further clarify what i am trying to accomplish, please refer your response to the following application. Application: An Excel tabel that starts in column B and ends in column M. The lookup value is in column D. We want to retrieve data from any of the colums from B thru M. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, JAD |
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