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Multistep formula challenge
I need a multiple step formula for Excel 2003 that looks for a number Column
L for an occurrence of a number. There can potentially be many blanks in between numbers but when it hits a number- say (L405) then it should look at the corresponding row in B405 for the site name "text". Then index Column S for the match to B405 "text". Once it finds the match in column S it need to grab the value for corresponding row in Column T. Then find the % of the original number (L405) of the value in Column T. Formula is for Column M 1. Search Column L for number 2. Look in Column B for corresponding row €śtext€ť 3. Look in Column S for €śtext€ť match from Column B 4. When match is found take corresponding row in Column T 5. Find % of Column L value of Column T value COL B L M S T Site Species X Site % Site2 Site Total s4910 s4910 560 s4965 s4965 39 s8135 s8135 400 s8457 s8457 501 s8077 4 0.020 s8077 200 s8723 s8723 568 s8483 3 0.042 s8483 70 s8626 s8626 98 Thank you |
Multistep formula challenge
=A1/INDEX(T:T,MATCH(INDEX(B:B,
MATCH(A1,L:L,0)),S:S,0)) The two A1 references are the "number" you're starting the search looking for. Be sure to format the cell with this formula as Percentage. -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. "JB Akron" wrote: I need a multiple step formula for Excel 2003 that looks for a number Column L for an occurrence of a number. There can potentially be many blanks in between numbers but when it hits a number- say (L405) then it should look at the corresponding row in B405 for the site name "text". Then index Column S for the match to B405 "text". Once it finds the match in column S it need to grab the value for corresponding row in Column T. Then find the % of the original number (L405) of the value in Column T. Formula is for Column M 1. Search Column L for number 2. Look in Column B for corresponding row €śtext€ť 3. Look in Column S for €śtext€ť match from Column B 4. When match is found take corresponding row in Column T 5. Find % of Column L value of Column T value COL B L M S T Site Species X Site % Site2 Site Total s4910 s4910 560 s4965 s4965 39 s8135 s8135 400 s8457 s8457 501 s8077 4 0.020 s8077 200 s8723 s8723 568 s8483 3 0.042 s8483 70 s8626 s8626 98 Thank you |
Multistep formula challenge
With your dataset titles in row 1 and data starting in row 2, this was the
formula for M2, then just copy it down: =IF(L2="","",L2/INDEX(T:T,MATCH(INDEX(B:B,MATCH(L2,L:L,0)),S:S,0)) ) -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. "JB Akron" wrote: I need a multiple step formula for Excel 2003 that looks for a number Column L for an occurrence of a number. There can potentially be many blanks in between numbers but when it hits a number- say (L405) then it should look at the corresponding row in B405 for the site name "text". Then index Column S for the match to B405 "text". Once it finds the match in column S it need to grab the value for corresponding row in Column T. Then find the % of the original number (L405) of the value in Column T. Formula is for Column M 1. Search Column L for number 2. Look in Column B for corresponding row €śtext€ť 3. Look in Column S for €śtext€ť match from Column B 4. When match is found take corresponding row in Column T 5. Find % of Column L value of Column T value COL B L M S T Site Species X Site % Site2 Site Total s4910 s4910 560 s4965 s4965 39 s8135 s8135 400 s8457 s8457 501 s8077 4 0.020 s8077 200 s8723 s8723 568 s8483 3 0.042 s8483 70 s8626 s8626 98 Thank you |
Multistep formula challenge
This was exactly right. Amazing Thank you.
"JBeaucaire" wrote: With your dataset titles in row 1 and data starting in row 2, this was the formula for M2, then just copy it down: =IF(L2="","",L2/INDEX(T:T,MATCH(INDEX(B:B,MATCH(L2,L:L,0)),S:S,0)) ) -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. "JB Akron" wrote: I need a multiple step formula for Excel 2003 that looks for a number Column L for an occurrence of a number. There can potentially be many blanks in between numbers but when it hits a number- say (L405) then it should look at the corresponding row in B405 for the site name "text". Then index Column S for the match to B405 "text". Once it finds the match in column S it need to grab the value for corresponding row in Column T. Then find the % of the original number (L405) of the value in Column T. Formula is for Column M 1. Search Column L for number 2. Look in Column B for corresponding row €śtext€ť 3. Look in Column S for €śtext€ť match from Column B 4. When match is found take corresponding row in Column T 5. Find % of Column L value of Column T value COL B L M S T Site Species X Site % Site2 Site Total s4910 s4910 560 s4965 s4965 39 s8135 s8135 400 s8457 s8457 501 s8077 4 0.020 s8077 200 s8723 s8723 568 s8483 3 0.042 s8483 70 s8626 s8626 98 Thank you |
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