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Im using the following formula to and am wondering if it can be used more
efficiently, or if I need something completely different. =INDEX($A$12:$A$43,MATCH(Q12,$N$12:$N$43,0)) Data from column N is sorted from highest to lowest into column Q in my Excel spreadsheet. I have duplicates in column Q, so the above formula Im using isnt working like I need it to. I need the formula to continue to the next occurrence in column N when a duplicate is encountered and place that result from column A into column S. I need this to continue as such as need be. I have over ten duplicate numbers in column Q, but those duplicate numbers represent ten different items. For example I have this data: 1 DMWF 1 DMWF 1 DMWF 0 CC 0 CC 0 CC However, it should look like this: 1 DMWF 1 HD 1 P (LC) 0 CC 0 LTC 0 HTOAC Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. |
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