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I can't understand that data, it doesn't come over as structured enough for
me to tell what is in which cell. I also don't understand what problem you are getting. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Luke" wrote in message ... Bob, Curiously the formula results change every time I edit a cell, any cell, even if they are not in relation to the formula. I think I know why but don't know how to fix it. The modified formula is IN COLUMN G6 =IF(COUNTIF($C$6:$E$10,RIGHT(B6,2)+0),A6,"") In "$C$6:$E$15" there are only numbers, no text In "RIGHT(B6,2)+0".. "B6" column has numbers (from formulas) as well as dates In "A6" column there are text and numbers. Again, I didn't think :) it would be a problem so I left out those details.. Sorry for that. Here is a real sample of EXACTLY what I have. A B C D E G 667 9/23/05 10 5 8 John 20 15 18 Since last 595 30 25 28 first out 40 35 38 days between 50 45 48 Running Total 595 60 65 58 5 1629 70 75 68 45 520 80 85 78 45 23 855 90 95 98 So in this example "45" is the only result that should be displayed in "G" with out changing when I add data to other cells. Is That Possible? Thank You Luke "Bob Phillips" wrote: No sweat. Thanks for letting us know. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Luke" wrote in message ... Yes Bob, adding the absolutes for the array $A$6:$E$10 was all it needed. I works Great. Sorry I took so long to answer.. Had to leave for work. Thanks again Luke "Bob Phillips" wrote: Is this what you mean? =IF(COUNTIF(A$6:E$10,RIGHT(F6,2)+0),G6,"") -- HTH Bob Phillips "Luke" wrote in message ... Okay that worked but I only got a "1" where true is the case. I am looking for a specific result, of which I didn't mention... Just thought the formula would automatically do it I guess. I digress. Let's do this: A B C D E F G 50 45 48 49 55 752 695 60 65 58 59 66 0 2596 70 75 68 69 77 1595 215 80 85 78 79 88 7355 795 90 95 98 89 99 7 638 If "F" column (match right 2 digits with any of A:E) then display G Does that make since. sorry I left out the details Bob. Thanks Luke "Bob Phillips" wrote: I doubt it. MATCH doesn't like 2D. Try this =COUNTIF($A$6:$E$10,RIGHT(F15,2)+0) -- HTH Bob Phillips "Luke" wrote in message ... =ISNUMBER(MATCH(RIGHT(F15,2)+0,$A$6:$E$10,0))+0 The formula above worked, I thought, but now for some reason I can't get anything but zero. Here's a sample of sheet. A B C D E F 50 45 48 49 55 752 60 65 58 59 66 0 70 75 68 69 77 1595 80 85 78 79 88 7355 90 95 98 89 99 7 Any help would be great Thank you! Luke |
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