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ExcelLearner2395
May 26, 2021Copper Contributor
Index/match formatting error?
Hi, I'm on Windows 10 and Office 365. I believe I'm making a formatting error when trying to continue a formula down a list. The current formula I'm using is " =INDEX(M5:O5,MATCH(A4,L5:L29...
- May 26, 2021
Thanks. Try this formula in :
=INDEX($M$4:$O$2964,MATCH(A3,$L$4:$L$2964,0),MATCH(MAX(INDEX($R$4:$T$2964,MATCH(A3,$Q$4:$Q$2694,0),)),INDEX($R$4:$T$2964,MATCH(A3,$Q$4:$Q$2694,0),),0))
Fill down.
ExcelLearner2395
May 26, 2021Copper Contributor
ExcelLearner2395
May 26, 2021Copper Contributor
All names, addresses and figure are completely made up which is why I have no redacted any, thank you for the reply too
- HansVogelaarMay 26, 2021MVP
Thanks. Try this formula in :
=INDEX($M$4:$O$2964,MATCH(A3,$L$4:$L$2964,0),MATCH(MAX(INDEX($R$4:$T$2964,MATCH(A3,$Q$4:$Q$2694,0),)),INDEX($R$4:$T$2964,MATCH(A3,$Q$4:$Q$2694,0),),0))
Fill down.
- ExcelLearner2395May 26, 2021Copper ContributorYou're an absolute superstar thank you! It's worked perfectly except for the final 140 lines but I have no idea why
- HansVogelaarMay 26, 2021MVP
Sorry, that's due to a typo. It should be
=INDEX($M$4:$O$2964,MATCH(A3,$L$4:$L$2964,0),MATCH(MAX(INDEX($R$4:$T$2964,MATCH(A3,$Q$4:$Q$2964,0),)),INDEX($R$4:$T$2964,MATCH(A3,$Q$4:$Q$2964,0),),0))