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My headers and data are in cells B2-F9. Column headers are the first row (B)
and row headers are in the first column (2). Both are text. The data (C3:F9) is numerical. I am doing a match function =MATCH(I10,$B$2:$F$2) and returning "#N/A". Changing the formula to =MATCH(I10,$A$2:$F$2) [simply starting the match's array to include column A] prevents the error, but causes the result to inflate the match number by 1. I am using this in combination with a vlookup =VLOOKUP("Max",$B$2:$F$9,MATCH(I10,$A$2:$F$2),FALS E) to get a number based on the intersection of two variables. I can fix it by adding a "-1" to the 'column index number' portion of the vlookup formula but would really prefer to know why this acts the way it does. Thanks -- qwerty |
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