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Index return value REF#!
This formula returns REF#!
=1*(INDEX(x!$A$1:$AW$128,MATCH($A$27,x!$A$2:A500), MATCH(N7,x!$B$1:$AV$1))) The values are correct in the evaluate formula box, Row:10, Col 2, but then it breaks down. I'e also tried INDEX(x!$A$1:$AW$128,MATCH($A$27,x!$A$2:A500),MATC H(N7,x!$B$1:$AV$1)) I need the formula to return the value in that cell (in this case, B10) What am I doing wrong? Thank you! |
Index return value REF#!
Hi,
Match only works against a single column or single row. However, that would not return a REF error. The probalby is occuring because you don't have a sheet in the current book named X. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Pilar Morales" wrote: This formula returns REF#! =1*(INDEX(x!$A$1:$AW$128,MATCH($A$27,x!$A$2:A500), MATCH(N7,x!$B$1:$AV$1))) The values are correct in the evaluate formula box, Row:10, Col 2, but then it breaks down. I'e also tried INDEX(x!$A$1:$AW$128,MATCH($A$27,x!$A$2:A500),MATC H(N7,x!$B$1:$AV$1)) I need the formula to return the value in that cell (in this case, B10) What am I doing wrong? Thank you! |
Index return value REF#!
Your first MATCH is against a range A2:A500 (suppose it returns 350),
but your INDEX table only covers rows 1 to 128, so the match row is outside the range of the table and therefore the formula returns an error (#REF). Adjust your ranges so you do not go outside the size of the table. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 28, 5:55*pm, Pilar Morales wrote: This formula returns REF#! =1*(INDEX(x!$A$1:$AW$128,MATCH($A$27,x!$A$2:A500), MATCH(N7,x!$B$1:$AV$1))) The values are correct in the evaluate formula box, Row:10, Col 2, but then it breaks down. I'e also tried INDEX(x!$A$1:$AW$128,MATCH($A$27,x!$A$2:A500),MATC H(N7,x!$B$1:$AV$1)) I need the formula to return the value in that cell (in this case, B10) What am I doing wrong? Thank you! |
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