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Hmm,
So type is actually irrelevant you need the correct phase (sing1e or 3), the correct voltage and an amperage equal to or higher than the search value and return the part Number. Correct? =INDEX(E2:E12,MATCH(1,INDEX((B2:B12=L1)*(C2:C12=M1 )*(D2:D12=N1),),),) Mike "DPR" wrote: Sorry, noticed a typo in my explanation. I meant to have the third component in my spreadsheet be of the same type as the one above, with only a different rating to distinguish it. "DPR" wrote: I'm trying to figure out a way to look up a value using multiple input arguments. I've tried using the index() function but I can't quite get it to do what I want. I'm trying to search through an array of electrical components based on 4 different inputs. My components can be defined by Type, Phase, Voltage, and Rating. I need to use these variables to find a value in the next column which is a part number. My array would appear as follows: Type Phase Voltage Rating Part number A 1 120 20 xxxxxx B 3 240 32 xxxxxx C 3 240 50 xxxxxx ... The first three inputs (Type, Phase, and Voltage) should be exact matches, however the Rating (amps) would most likely not match. I need my function to return the part number of the component with the next higher rating than my input. So if I type in that I want a type B, 3-phase, 240 volt, 35 amp component, it would return the part number for my type B, 3-phase, 240 volt, 50 amp component. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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