Hi

i got this formula

=INDEX($A$13:$BD$1000,MATCH($C$13,$A$13:$A$1000,0) ,MATCH(D2,$A$11:$BZ$11,0))

i want to use the same formual but this time to match more than cell.

thanks

Your index/match formula will return one intersection point, ie the value
where the row match & column match intersects. Maybe try re-explaining with a
small-sized sample data (what you have), and what you want to happen, take us
through your logic, show us the expected results based on that sample data.
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Max
Singapore
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"Rohit" wrote:
i got this formula

=INDEX($A$13:$BD$1000,MATCH($C$13,$A$13:$A$1000,0) ,MATCH(D2,$A$11:$BZ$11,0))

i want to use the same formual but this time to match more than cell.

thanks

so i want match from $C$13:$C$15 and return value as agregated. eg if it
match C13 where is $100, C14=$100 and C15=$100, therefore the return value
should be $300.

basically i want to sum the match cells (C13:C15)

hope it help

"Max" wrote:

Your index/match formula will return one intersection point, ie the value
where the row match & column match intersects. Maybe try re-explaining with a
small-sized sample data (what you have), and what you want to happen, take us
through your logic, show us the expected results based on that sample data.
--
Max
Singapore
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"Rohit" wrote:
i got this formula

=INDEX($A$13:$BD$1000,MATCH($C$13,$A$13:$A$1000,0) ,MATCH(D2,$A$11:$BZ$11,0))

i want to use the same formual but this time to match more than cell.

thanks

That description wasn't really much to go by ... anyway here's a venture
hazarded via SUMPRODUCT and OFFSET which tries to align closely with/use the
same "ranges" depicted in your original index/match:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A13:A1000=C13),OFFSET(A13:A1000,,MATCH(D2,A11:BZ1 1,0)-1))
Above caters for multiple matches for C13 within A13:A1000 (these can be
scattered matches anywhere within A13:A100), and presumes that you want to
sum up the corresponding cells in the column range specified by where D2 is
found in the range A11:BZ11 (the OFFSET bit grabs this column). Bullseye or
9.9/10? celebrate it, hit the YES below. Let me know
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Max
Singapore
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"Rohit" wrote:
so i want match from $C$13:$C$15 and return value as agregated. eg if it
match C13 where is $100, C14=$100 and C15=$100, therefore the return value
should be $300.

basically i want to sum the match cells (C13:C15)

hope it help

i want this to add from C13 TO C15 to have a return value $300. becoz i want
the formula to match 3 cells.

"Max" wrote:

That description wasn't really much to go by ... anyway here's a venture
hazarded via SUMPRODUCT and OFFSET which tries to align closely with/use the
same "ranges" depicted in your original index/match:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A13:A1000=C13),OFFSET(A13:A1000,,MATCH(D2,A11:BZ1 1,0)-1))
Above caters for multiple matches for C13 within A13:A1000 (these can be
scattered matches anywhere within A13:A100), and presumes that you want to
sum up the corresponding cells in the column range specified by where D2 is
found in the range A11:BZ11 (the OFFSET bit grabs this column). Bullseye or
9.9/10? celebrate it, hit the YES below. Let me know
--
Max
Singapore
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"Rohit" wrote:
so i want match from $C$13:$C$15 and return value as agregated. eg if it
match C13 where is $100, C14=$100 and C15=$100, therefore the return value
should be $300.

basically i want to sum the match cells (C13:C15)

hope it help

Sorry, I'm out of further guesses for you. Maybe someone else will have a
go.
Suggest you start a new thread, describe it fully there with sample data
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Max
Singapore
"Rohit" wrote in message
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i want this to add from C13 TO C15 to have a return value $300. becoz i
want
the formula to match 3 cells.