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Use find with Index and Match
I have this formula:
INDEX([POlog.xls]POLOG!$O$5:O2003,MATCH($H5,[POlog.xls]POLOG!$P$5:$P2003,0)), but I want to find the Match in Range(P5:X2003) not just (P5:P2003). In other words, I want to find the match for H5 in multiple columns. Is it possible, and if so, how? TIA Greg |
Use find with Index and Match
Try...
=INDEX([POlog.xls]POLOG!$O$5:$O$2003,MATCH(TRUE,MMULT(--([POlog.xls]POLOG !$P$5:$X$2003=$H5),{1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1;1})0,0)) ....confirmed with just ENTER, or =INDEX([POlog.xls]POLOG!$O$5:O2003,MATCH(TRUE,MMULT(--([POlog.xls]POLOG!$ P$5:$X$2003=$H5),TRANSPOSE(COLUMN([POlog.xls]POLOG!$P$5:$X$2003)^0))0,0) ) ....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER, not just ENTER. Hope this helps! In article .com, "GregR" wrote: I have this formula: INDEX([POlog.xls]POLOG!$O$5:O2003,MATCH($H5,[POlog.xls]POLOG!$P$5:$P2003,0)), but I want to find the Match in Range(P5:X2003) not just (P5:P2003). In other words, I want to find the match for H5 in multiple columns. Is it possible, and if so, how? TIA Greg |
Use find with Index and Match
Domenic, unbelievable, I would have never figured it out. Thank you
very much. Greg |
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