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Index, Match again.

I asked yesterday but didn't get an answer. I watched some YouTube videos and this should work but it doesn't. From what I saw transposing the Rows and Columns should have made it work.

I'm trying to get this to work but as of yet nothing . On the Points table B3 and C3 are Pop-Up Menus . I need to get the points from The Core Units table depending on the Pop-Up choices . I was using IF, IFS, Switch but as I add more tanks to the table they quickly became unwieldy to write. I know this will work but can't get it to do so.

If anybody can write a working formula I'd be very grateful as I'd be using it in a lot of tables in this sheet.

Thanks for any help with this.

Mac mini (M2 Pro, 2023)

Posted on Oct 29, 2024 1:04 PM

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Oct 31, 2024 2:09 AM in response to franks4business

Hello again franks4business,


You wrote: I asked yesterday but didn't get an answer.

Yes you did. I replied with my cheat sheet for INDEX MATCH but you did not respond.


Frank, you have not received any more replies and I think that is because no-one can understand your overall aim.


Perhaps this years-old reply from me will help. It is an "Index Match 2 way" example. Sorry, I can't find that discussion. This is what I saved.



Formula in "Active in these years" B2 is INDEX(Data::$B,MATCH($A2&"-"&B$1,Data::$C,0))


Now to get rid of those red error triangles by wrapping IFERROR around the formula



IFERROR(INDEX(Data::$B,MATCH($A2&"-"&B$1,Data::$C,0)),$A2&" or "& B$1&" not found")


And Conditional Highlighting (Text does not contain "not" > Green Fill)


I realise that this does not answer your question, but I do not understand your question. That is all I can do. See this User Tip: Writing an effective Apple Support Communities question


https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-5931


Regards,

Ian.



Index, Match again.

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