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HLOOKUP Formula Error
I'm trying to use the HLOOKUP formula for the following scenario:
Lookup value is a reference cell (B8) Table_Array is the range of cells (B15:E15) Row Index Number is 1 Range Lookup is FALSE The table array is a row of values for 4 dollar amounts. The formula returns the lookup value which is a dollar amount, but I want the formula to return the value above the table array, which is the heading of the values. So cells B14:E14 are the names of the vendors. Cells B15:15 are the bid amounts. The reference cell is the lowest bid amount. I want to be able to reference the name of the lowest bidder bu using the lowest bid amount. I tried using the lookup funciton, but this only works if the data is in acsending order, which in my case is not and never will be. |
HLOOKUP Formula Error
=INDEX(A14:E14,,MATCH(B8,A15:E15,0))
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "albert" wrote in message ... | I'm trying to use the HLOOKUP formula for the following scenario: | | Lookup value is a reference cell (B8) | Table_Array is the range of cells (B15:E15) | Row Index Number is 1 | Range Lookup is FALSE | | The table array is a row of values for 4 dollar amounts. The formula returns | the lookup value which is a dollar amount, but I want the formula to return | the value above the table array, which is the heading of the values. | | So cells B14:E14 are the names of the vendors. | Cells B15:15 are the bid amounts. | | The reference cell is the lowest bid amount. I want to be able to reference | the name of the lowest bidder bu using the lowest bid amount. | | I tried using the lookup funciton, but this only works if the data is in | acsending order, which in my case is not and never will be. |
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