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I bet you meant something like:
=INDEX(D2:D20,MATCH(1,(A2:A20="ABC")*(((B2:B20=1)+ (C2:C20="xyz"))0),0)) Still an array formula. (Just in case column B = 1 and column C = xyz at the same time.) Bob Phillips wrote: =INDEX(D2:D20,MATCH(1,(A2:A20="ABC")*((B2:B20=1)+( C2:C20="xyz")),0)) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob <S D wrote in message ... Hello Dave, I used your previous post create and Index Match function so that when I have an exact match in two columns it returns the value in the third. I have it set up right now so Column A="ABC" and Column B=1 it returns the value in column D. Is there a way to format it so two conditions must be met, but the second condition could have eihter of two criteria? For example: a way that Column A="ABC" and Column B=(1 OR "xyz")? Another way I could format is to create another column so: A1:A500="ABC" AND (B1:B500=1 OR C1:C500="xyz") Bascially I need it to match ABC and then one of the following: 1, xyz. Any help would be VERY much appreciated... many hours spent struggling with this one! Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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