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    Hlookup to index match

    Is it possible to use index match in place of hlookup? I can;t figure it out. I know how to for vlookup.

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    Re: Hlookup to index match

    It is the same way... you just have to use INDEX(Range,Line,MATCH

    The Match will be something like:

    MATCH("HeaderName",HeadersRange,0)

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    Re: Hlookup to index match

    Quote Originally Posted by Gatti View Post
    It is the same way... you just have to use INDEX(Range,Line,MATCH

    The Match will be something like:

    MATCH("HeaderName",HeadersRange,0)
    can you show me in this sample please?
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    Re: Hlookup to index match

    Use this:

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    2 Matches: one for the line, one for the column

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    Re: Hlookup to index match

    Try this...
    =INDEX($B$2:$J$4,MATCH($L9,$A$2:$A$4,0),MATCH(M$8,$B$1:$J$1,0))
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    Re: Hlookup to index match

    Thank you guys!

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    Re: Hlookup to index match

    Happy to help and thanks for the feedback

    Just an FYI, if you don't need to copy that formula, then Gatti's suggestion is fine. If you will be copying it down and/or across, you will need to lock the cell ref's with $, like I did

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    Re: Hlookup to index match

    /\ Exactly! Glad to help and thanks for the feedback

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