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I'm using the below Indexing w/ matching function to find entries that meet a
criteria. But now I find that i have to take it one step further... I have to exclude entries that have an adjacent cell in the same row where the first four letters are PASS. How would I make the below indexing function skip all results that start with the work "PASS" and move on until it finds a result that does not have PASS as the first four characters? =IF(D3="","",IF(ISNA(INDEX(Sheet3!A:A,MATCH(D3,She et3!B:B,0))),"None Found",INDEX(Sheet3!A:A,MATCH(D3,Sheet3!B:B,0)))) I'm trying this... =IF(LEFT(INDEX(Sheet3!D:D,MATCH(D3,Sheet3!B:B,0)), 4)="PASS",????,INDEX(Sheet3!A:A,MATCH(D3,Sheet3!B: B,0))) --- Where the four question marks are, I do not know what to put there to make it keep looking for the next appropriate value. Any help would be much appreciated. Rob |
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