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cell reference from hlookup
I am using the HLOOKUP function to find a value in a table.
I also need to confirm the cell reference. I have tried nesting my HLOOKUP within the OFFSET function, but HLOOKUPs return variables rather than references. Here's my (unsuccessful) formula: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($A$1,$A$4:$H$13,4,0),0,1) How can I make a 'lookup' return a cell reference? Thanks! Warren |
cell reference from hlookup
Hi
p.e. =OFFSET($A$4,1,MATCH($A$1,$A$4:$H$4,0)-1) reads column heading value from cell A1, looks for this header in row 4, and for it's position, and returns according value from row 5. -- Arvi Laanemets ( My real mail address: arvi.laanemets<attarkon.ee ) "warrenb" wrote in message ... I am using the HLOOKUP function to find a value in a table. I also need to confirm the cell reference. I have tried nesting my HLOOKUP within the OFFSET function, but HLOOKUPs return variables rather than references. Here's my (unsuccessful) formula: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($A$1,$A$4:$H$13,4,0),0,1) How can I make a 'lookup' return a cell reference? Thanks! Warren |
cell reference from hlookup
=INDEX($A$7:$H$7,MATCH(A1,$A$4:$H$4,0)) =CELL("Address",INDEX($A$7:$H$7,MATCH(A1,$A$4:$H$4 ,0))) The first formula is equivalent to the HLOOKUP formula that you have. warrenb wrote: I am using the HLOOKUP function to find a value in a table. I also need to confirm the cell reference. I have tried nesting my HLOOKUP within the OFFSET function, but HLOOKUPs return variables rather than references. Here's my (unsuccessful) formula: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($A$1,$A$4:$H$13,4,0),0,1) How can I make a 'lookup' return a cell reference? Thanks! Warren |
cell reference from hlookup
Thanks Avri; just what I was looking for!
"Arvi Laanemets" wrote: Hi p.e. =OFFSET($A$4,1,MATCH($A$1,$A$4:$H$4,0)-1) reads column heading value from cell A1, looks for this header in row 4, and for it's position, and returns according value from row 5. -- Arvi Laanemets ( My real mail address: arvi.laanemets<attarkon.ee ) "warrenb" wrote in message ... I am using the HLOOKUP function to find a value in a table. I also need to confirm the cell reference. I have tried nesting my HLOOKUP within the OFFSET function, but HLOOKUPs return variables rather than references. Here's my (unsuccessful) formula: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($A$1,$A$4:$H$13,4,0),0,1) How can I make a 'lookup' return a cell reference? Thanks! Warren |
cell reference from hlookup
Thanks Aladin - This is excellent stuff which I will use lots and lots and
lots...! :o) "Aladin Akyurek" wrote: =INDEX($A$7:$H$7,MATCH(A1,$A$4:$H$4,0)) =CELL("Address",INDEX($A$7:$H$7,MATCH(A1,$A$4:$H$4 ,0))) The first formula is equivalent to the HLOOKUP formula that you have. warrenb wrote: I am using the HLOOKUP function to find a value in a table. I also need to confirm the cell reference. I have tried nesting my HLOOKUP within the OFFSET function, but HLOOKUPs return variables rather than references. Here's my (unsuccessful) formula: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($A$1,$A$4:$H$13,4,0),0,1) How can I make a 'lookup' return a cell reference? Thanks! Warren |
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