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Add if blank statement to index match
Hi everyone,
I'm using the following formula to get data from a table =INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)) If there is no data matching the building number and employee data in the appropriate row of EMP2009, then I'd like the formula to return a blank. I'm getting all tied up trying to add an if statement and it would be fantastic if anyone could help. Cheers Diddy |
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Add if blank statement to index match
Use ISNA() and IF()
=IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"",INDEX(EMP200 9, MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi everyone, I'm using the following formula to get data from a table =INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)) If there is no data matching the building number and employee data in the appropriate row of EMP2009, then I'd like the formula to return a blank. I'm getting all tied up trying to add an if statement and it would be fantastic if anyone could help. Cheers Diddy |
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Hi Jacob,
Thanks for replying :-) I'm still getting a zero. Does it make any differnce to know that, BuildingNo will always have a number but Emp2009 sometimes has a value but sometimes is empty? This confirms that I haven't really got INDEX and MATCH :-) Cheers Diddy "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use ISNA() and IF() =IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"",INDEX(EMP200 9, MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi everyone, I'm using the following formula to get data from a table =INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)) If there is no data matching the building number and employee data in the appropriate row of EMP2009, then I'd like the formula to return a blank. I'm getting all tied up trying to add an if statement and it would be fantastic if anyone could help. Cheers Diddy |
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Add if blank statement to index match
Try the below
=IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"", IF(INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))="","", INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi Jacob, Thanks for replying :-) I'm still getting a zero. Does it make any differnce to know that, BuildingNo will always have a number but Emp2009 sometimes has a value but sometimes is empty? This confirms that I haven't really got INDEX and MATCH :-) Cheers Diddy "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use ISNA() and IF() =IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"",INDEX(EMP200 9, MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi everyone, I'm using the following formula to get data from a table =INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)) If there is no data matching the building number and employee data in the appropriate row of EMP2009, then I'd like the formula to return a blank. I'm getting all tied up trying to add an if statement and it would be fantastic if anyone could help. Cheers Diddy |
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Add if blank statement to index match
If the value being retunred is TEXT you can reduce that to:
=IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"", T(INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jacob Skaria" wrote in message ... Try the below =IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"", IF(INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))="","", INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi Jacob, Thanks for replying :-) I'm still getting a zero. Does it make any differnce to know that, BuildingNo will always have a number but Emp2009 sometimes has a value but sometimes is empty? This confirms that I haven't really got INDEX and MATCH :-) Cheers Diddy "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use ISNA() and IF() =IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"",INDEX(EMP200 9, MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi everyone, I'm using the following formula to get data from a table =INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)) If there is no data matching the building number and employee data in the appropriate row of EMP2009, then I'd like the formula to return a blank. I'm getting all tied up trying to add an if statement and it would be fantastic if anyone could help. Cheers Diddy |
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Add if blank statement to index match
Hi Jacob,
Just the job! :-) Thank you so much!! Cheers Diddy "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try the below =IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"", IF(INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))="","", INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi Jacob, Thanks for replying :-) I'm still getting a zero. Does it make any differnce to know that, BuildingNo will always have a number but Emp2009 sometimes has a value but sometimes is empty? This confirms that I haven't really got INDEX and MATCH :-) Cheers Diddy "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use ISNA() and IF() =IF(ISNA(MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)),"",INDEX(EMP200 9, MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Diddy" wrote: Hi everyone, I'm using the following formula to get data from a table =INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)) If there is no data matching the building number and employee data in the appropriate row of EMP2009, then I'd like the formula to return a blank. I'm getting all tied up trying to add an if statement and it would be fantastic if anyone could help. Cheers Diddy |
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=IF(ISERROR(INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0) )),"",INDEX (EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0))) help? On 3 Lis, 12:04, Diddy wrote: Hi everyone, I'm using the following formula to get data from a table =INDEX(EMP2009,MATCH($N$1,BuildingNo,0)) If there is no data matching the building number and employee data in the appropriate row of EMP2009, then I'd like the formula to return a blank. I'm getting all tied up trying to add an if statement and it would be fantastic if anyone could help. Cheers Diddy |
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