MATCH Function
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It seems the problem is with the C5 and C3 references.
From what I am seeing, ur lookup data is in a merged cell. Merged cells take the reference of the cell to the extreme left. Therefore in your match, the lookup values should read B5 and B3
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Katie Bade many ways to do it, here are few alternative ways, although i wont suggest and recommend in using hardcoded values, instead creating a table of reference and using either XLOOKUP() or LOOKUP() function will be pretty faster than any other functions.
• Formula used in cell C6
=LOOKUP(B6,$K$6:$L$9)
• Formula used in cell D6
=VLOOKUP(B6,$K$6:$L$9,2,0)
• Formula used in cell E6 --> Applicable to Excel 2021/MS365, no need to fill down, it spills!
=XLOOKUP(B6:B17,K6:K9,L6:L9)
• Formula used in cell F6
=INDEX($L$6:$L$9,MATCH(B6,$K$6:$K$9,0))
• Formula used in cell G6
=IFS(B6="Ins 1",100,B6="Ins 2",225,B6="Ins 3",90,B6="Ins 4",110)
• Formula used in cell H6
=SWITCH(B6,"Ins 1",100,"Ins 2",225,"Ins 3",90,"Ins 4",110,"")
Or,
• Formula used in cell I6 --> Applicable to Excel 2021/MS365, no need to fill down, it spills!
=LET(x,{"Ins 1","Ins 2","Ins 3","Ins 4"}, y,{100,225,90,110}, XLOOKUP(B6:B17,x,y))
Or,
=LET(x,K6:K9, y,L6:L9, XLOOKUP(B6:B17,x,y))
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this formula will search within a string in each cell for values found in a lookup table then display the result. Yes I just wrote nonsense sentences. If the string has several found values, it will look up the last one found. Notice the last cell has h4 and h2 found in dash2
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(TEXTJOIN(", ",1,FILTER($D$1:$D$5,ISNUMBER(SEARCH($D$1:$D$5,A1)),"")),$D$1:$E$5,2),"")
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try E12 =INDEX($C$5:$I$10,MATCH(D12,B5:B10&" "&A5:A10,0),MATCH(B12,C4:I4,0))
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K2=iferror(index($f$2:$f$27,match(k$1&$j2,$a2:a$27&$d$2:$d$27,0)),"")
Press ctrl+shift+enter to run
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Asegúrate también del idioma de tu versión de Excel, de lo contrario podría ser SI, SIERROR, etc.
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請參考此篇教學。 https://www.facebook.com/100014052977780/videos/1169822900162798/
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Công thức cho L7: Kết thúc nhấn Ctrl+Shift+Enter =MAX(IF(Table1[NGÀY]>=$L$4,INDEX(Table1[[SMC]:[HDB]],,MATCH([@[Mã CK]],Table1[[#Headers],[SMC]:[HDB]],0))))
Bôi đen cột đó, nhấn Ctrl+D, thay vì kéo xuống như bt
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Excel đời thấp thì có index(), match(), countif() cũng giải quyết được đấy.
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hey Ishvar Naranji it is absolutely vague when you are saying its not valid, those formulas posted are absolutely 100% working one, and has been used time and again, tested several time, show how it is not working for you
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You may try:
=let(Σ,A2:index(A:A,match(2,1/(A:A<>""))), map(Σ,scan(,Σ,lambda(a,c,a+(not(regexmatch(c,"Winter|Spring|Summer"))))),lambda(x,z,index(if(regexmatch(x,"Winter|Spring|Summer"),x,z)))))
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Just try this if it works for you.
=IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A3,{"Winter","Spring","Summer"},0)),A3,IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2,{"Winter","Spring","Summer"},0)),MAX($B$2:B2)+1,IFERROR(VLOOKUP(A3,A$2:B2,2,FALSE),MAX($B$2:B2)+1)))
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Prashant Rawat Follow the steps :
- For Excel 2003+ onwards : Select any cell in your table and choose Data - PivotTable and PivotChart Report.
Or Press ALT + D + P
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Select Multiple consolidation ranges and click Next.
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In “Step 2a of 3”, choose I will create the page fields and click Next.
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In “Step 2b of 3” specify your table range in the Range field (B2:E6 for the sample data) and click Add, then Next.
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In “Step 3 of 3”, select a location for the pivot table (the existing sheet should serve, as the PT is only required temporarily).
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Click Finish to create the pivot table.
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Drill down (ie double-click) on the intersect of the Grand Totals (here Cell K8 or 7):
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The Pivot Table may now be deleted.
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The resulting Table may be converted to a conventional array of cells by selecting Table in the Quick Menu (right-click in the Table) and Convert to Range. Watch the video below.
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