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complex index function not working
Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well
{=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for €śtechs tools€ť. The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
complex index function not working
I can't make heads or tails out of the posted table!
=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) What's not working? Incorrect result? Error? The result of MAX(...) has to be a number *relative* to the positions of the indexed array. If NAME is a range of 4 cells then MAX(...) must return a number from 1 to 4. Maybe you just need to do this. Array entered: =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well {=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for "techs tools". The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
complex index function not working
It is giving an incorrect result. It always returns the name in the first
column of names. What I want is to have the name of the techs at the top of the page, just to the right of the tools that are inventory. If I assign a tool to one of the techs I would put the tool # that was assigned to the tech in the column under his name and place it at the intersection of the row where that tool# is listed in the inventory to the left. INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) is just the part that isnt working of a larger lookup formula. =IF(B2="","",IFERROR(INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*CO LUMN(NAME))),"NOT FOUND")) Is the formula that works perfect except when I tried to adapt it to index at the top instead of down the side. The box and bin numbers are already down the side so I cant put the names down the side. B2 on sheet 1is the input cell for the tool location search. So when there is a tool # in B2, and that tool is assigned to a tech I want it to display the techs name instead of the box and bin location. I hope this information helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I can't make heads or tails out of the posted table! =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) What's not working? Incorrect result? Error? The result of MAX(...) has to be a number *relative* to the positions of the indexed array. If NAME is a range of 4 cells then MAX(...) must return a number from 1 to 4. Maybe you just need to do this. Array entered: =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well {=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for "techs tools". The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
complex index function not working
INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))
Tell me what the specific ranges are for: NAME TECHS -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... It is giving an incorrect result. It always returns the name in the first column of names. What I want is to have the name of the techs at the top of the page, just to the right of the tools that are inventory. If I assign a tool to one of the techs I would put the tool # that was assigned to the tech in the column under his name and place it at the intersection of the row where that tool# is listed in the inventory to the left. INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) is just the part that isn't working of a larger lookup formula. =IF(B2="","",IFERROR(INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*CO LUMN(NAME))),"NOT FOUND")) Is the formula that works perfect except when I tried to adapt it to index at the top instead of down the side. The box and bin numbers are already down the side so I can't put the names down the side. B2 on sheet 1is the input cell for the tool location search. So when there is a tool # in B2, and that tool is assigned to a tech I want it to display the techs name instead of the box and bin location. I hope this information helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I can't make heads or tails out of the posted table! =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) What's not working? Incorrect result? Error? The result of MAX(...) has to be a number *relative* to the positions of the indexed array. If NAME is a range of 4 cells then MAX(...) must return a number from 1 to 4. Maybe you just need to do this. Array entered: =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well {=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for "techs tools". The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
complex index function not working
NAME is H1,I1,J1,K1
TECHS is H,I,J,K2 through H,I,J,K1200 "T. Valko" wrote: INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) Tell me what the specific ranges are for: NAME TECHS -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... It is giving an incorrect result. It always returns the name in the first column of names. What I want is to have the name of the techs at the top of the page, just to the right of the tools that are inventory. If I assign a tool to one of the techs I would put the tool # that was assigned to the tech in the column under his name and place it at the intersection of the row where that tool# is listed in the inventory to the left. INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) is just the part that isn't working of a larger lookup formula. =IF(B2="","",IFERROR(INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*CO LUMN(NAME))),"NOT FOUND")) Is the formula that works perfect except when I tried to adapt it to index at the top instead of down the side. The box and bin numbers are already down the side so I can't put the names down the side. B2 on sheet 1is the input cell for the tool location search. So when there is a tool # in B2, and that tool is assigned to a tech I want it to display the techs name instead of the box and bin location. I hope this information helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I can't make heads or tails out of the posted table! =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) What's not working? Incorrect result? Error? The result of MAX(...) has to be a number *relative* to the positions of the indexed array. If NAME is a range of 4 cells then MAX(...) must return a number from 1 to 4. Maybe you just need to do this. Array entered: =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well {=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for "techs tools". The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
complex index function not working
The formula I suggest returns the correct result:
Array entered** : =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) ** array formulas need to be entered using the key combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER). Hold down both the CTRL key and the SHIFT key then hit ENTER. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... NAME is H1,I1,J1,K1 TECHS is H,I,J,K2 through H,I,J,K1200 "T. Valko" wrote: INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) Tell me what the specific ranges are for: NAME TECHS -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... It is giving an incorrect result. It always returns the name in the first column of names. What I want is to have the name of the techs at the top of the page, just to the right of the tools that are inventory. If I assign a tool to one of the techs I would put the tool # that was assigned to the tech in the column under his name and place it at the intersection of the row where that tool# is listed in the inventory to the left. INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) is just the part that isn't working of a larger lookup formula. =IF(B2="","",IFERROR(INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*CO LUMN(NAME))),"NOT FOUND")) Is the formula that works perfect except when I tried to adapt it to index at the top instead of down the side. The box and bin numbers are already down the side so I can't put the names down the side. B2 on sheet 1is the input cell for the tool location search. So when there is a tool # in B2, and that tool is assigned to a tech I want it to display the techs name instead of the box and bin location. I hope this information helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I can't make heads or tails out of the posted table! =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) What's not working? Incorrect result? Error? The result of MAX(...) has to be a number *relative* to the positions of the indexed array. If NAME is a range of 4 cells then MAX(...) must return a number from 1 to 4. Maybe you just need to do this. Array entered: =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well {=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for "techs tools". The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
complex index function not working
It works perfectly. Thank you so much!
"T. Valko" wrote: The formula I suggest returns the correct result: Array entered** : =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) ** array formulas need to be entered using the key combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER). Hold down both the CTRL key and the SHIFT key then hit ENTER. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... NAME is H1,I1,J1,K1 TECHS is H,I,J,K2 through H,I,J,K1200 "T. Valko" wrote: INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) Tell me what the specific ranges are for: NAME TECHS -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... It is giving an incorrect result. It always returns the name in the first column of names. What I want is to have the name of the techs at the top of the page, just to the right of the tools that are inventory. If I assign a tool to one of the techs I would put the tool # that was assigned to the tech in the column under his name and place it at the intersection of the row where that tool# is listed in the inventory to the left. INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) is just the part that isn't working of a larger lookup formula. =IF(B2="","",IFERROR(INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*CO LUMN(NAME))),"NOT FOUND")) Is the formula that works perfect except when I tried to adapt it to index at the top instead of down the side. The box and bin numbers are already down the side so I can't put the names down the side. B2 on sheet 1is the input cell for the tool location search. So when there is a tool # in B2, and that tool is assigned to a tech I want it to display the techs name instead of the box and bin location. I hope this information helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I can't make heads or tails out of the posted table! =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) What's not working? Incorrect result? Error? The result of MAX(...) has to be a number *relative* to the positions of the indexed array. If NAME is a range of 4 cells then MAX(...) must return a number from 1 to 4. Maybe you just need to do this. Array entered: =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well {=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for "techs tools". The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
complex index function not working
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... It works perfectly. Thank you so much! "T. Valko" wrote: The formula I suggest returns the correct result: Array entered** : =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) ** array formulas need to be entered using the key combination of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER (not just ENTER). Hold down both the CTRL key and the SHIFT key then hit ENTER. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... NAME is H1,I1,J1,K1 TECHS is H,I,J,K2 through H,I,J,K1200 "T. Valko" wrote: INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) Tell me what the specific ranges are for: NAME TECHS -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... It is giving an incorrect result. It always returns the name in the first column of names. What I want is to have the name of the techs at the top of the page, just to the right of the tools that are inventory. If I assign a tool to one of the techs I would put the tool # that was assigned to the tech in the column under his name and place it at the intersection of the row where that tool# is listed in the inventory to the left. INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) is just the part that isn't working of a larger lookup formula. =IF(B2="","",IFERROR(INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*CO LUMN(NAME))),"NOT FOUND")) Is the formula that works perfect except when I tried to adapt it to index at the top instead of down the side. The box and bin numbers are already down the side so I can't put the names down the side. B2 on sheet 1is the input cell for the tool location search. So when there is a tool # in B2, and that tool is assigned to a tech I want it to display the techs name instead of the box and bin location. I hope this information helps. "T. Valko" wrote: I can't make heads or tails out of the posted table! =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))) What's not working? Incorrect result? Error? The result of MAX(...) has to be a number *relative* to the positions of the indexed array. If NAME is a range of 4 cells then MAX(...) must return a number from 1 to 4. Maybe you just need to do this. Array entered: =INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME))-MIN(COLUMN(NAME))+1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "mmcap" wrote in message ... Let me start out by saying that the following formula works quite well {=INDEX(box_num,MAX((list=B2)*ROW(box_num))-1)} but when I tried to rework it like this {=INDEX(NAME,,MAX((TECHS=B2)*COLUMN(NAME)))} and use it for indexing a header at the top I cannot get it to return the names in the header. The following is an example of the sheet I am trying to get working. B2 in the formulas above refer to B2 on sheet 1 of the workbook in which the lookup formulas will be. Below is sheet 2 of the workbook (the lookup tables). The 4 cells with the names in them have been named (NAME). The cells under the names are 4 wide and 1200 deep, this group of cells have been named (TECHS) for "techs tools". The T# under each name stands for a tool number which came out of its normal storage box (numbers to the left) and has been assigned to a tech to keep in his work area instead. Am I just having a brain cramp and overlooking something simple? I just want to get the index formula above to work the same way horizontally and vertically. If anyone would like to e-mail me so I could send them a copy of the workbook instead of just a small section I can do that also. The names are supposed to be in the same row at the top with the (TOOL#) cells. it didn't paste very well, sorry. TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# TOOL# BRANDON ED GARY NORM BIN#10 BOX#1 T98T-56-789 T2 T3 T4 T5 T3 BIN#10 BOX#1 T6 T7 BIN#10 BOX#2 T98T-57-789 T8 t9 t10 t11 T11 BIN#10 BOX#2 T12 BIN#20 BOX#3 T98T-58-789 T13 T14 T15 T16 BIN#20 BOX#3 T17 T18 T19 T17 BIN#30 BOX#4 T98T-59-789 T20 T21 T22 T23 BIN#30 BOX#4 T24 T25 T25 |
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