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Assuming your data in A1:G3
Criteria in A7 =MAX(INDEX((A2:A3=A7)*(E2:G30)*E2:G3,)) Normally enter "MPI Planner" wrote: I need to lookup a product id and return the date of the first value greater than zero For instance a b c d e f g 1 Date 4/12 4/19 4/26 5/3 5/10 5/17 2 Product A 0 11 35 0 0 125 3 Product B 35 50 75 100 25 36 If I lookup Product A in the spreadsheet and want to get results from columns e through g I would want to see 5/17 as the result. I have this formula which works against a fixed row reference but have been unable to incorporate a lookup value into this to return the same result. INDEX($e$1:$g$1,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX($e:$g20,0),0)) How do I add to this formula so that I can type a Product ID into a cell and lookup and return this data from the table? ie. lookup Product A and show the first date greater than 0. |
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