Return a Value in Vlookup Q
The following formula looks up the value in E6:E95 where A7 is found
in Column A (if that makes sense) =IF($A7="","",VLOOKUP($A7,Report!$A$6:$K$95,COLUMN (A$1)+4,FALSE)) Can I adjust above so that it will return the value in an offset row +1 For example, if my original example would return whatever is displayed in E20 (because my value that is in A7 is also in Sheet Report!A20, I want to returns instead what ever is in cell Sheet Report!E21 Hope above makes sense |
Return a Value in Vlookup Q
One way is to use index/match, then to adjust the MATCH part of it, eg:
=IF($A7="","",INDEX(Report!$E$6:$E$95,MATCH($A7,Re port!$A$6:$A$95,0)+1)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Seanie" wrote: The following formula looks up the value in E6:E95 where A7 is found in Column A (if that makes sense) =IF($A7="","",VLOOKUP($A7,Report!$A$6:$K$95,COLUMN (A$1)+4,FALSE)) Can I adjust above so that it will return the value in an offset row +1 For example, if my original example would return whatever is displayed in E20 (because my value that is in A7 is also in Sheet Report!A20, I want to returns instead what ever is in cell Sheet Report!E21 Hope above makes sense |
Return a Value in Vlookup Q
Thanks Max, works a treat
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Return a Value in Vlookup Q
welcome, glad to hear
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Seanie" wrote in message ... Thanks Max, works a treat |
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