Hello to all.
In the attached table there are 2 sheets.
As the data is reported to column C of the sheet "vendite" the data column A for the sheet "supporto" ?
I hope I was clear.
example:
in A2 sheet vendite = agrigento in C2 sheet vendite = 1
in A3 sheet vendite = arezzo in C2 sheet vendite = 5
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In Vendite, C2
=INDEX(Supporto!$A$2:$A$104,MATCH(1,INDEX((Supporto!$B$2:$B$104=[@Provincia])*(Supporto!$C$2:$C$104=[@Regione]),0),0))
change , to ; - of course...
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Temporary addition of accented to illustrate ongoing problem to the TT: L? fh?ile P?draig sona dhaoibh
Hi Gleen Kennedy, it's ok.
I do not understand how to put the data in red.
In italian:
=INDICE(Supporto!$A$2:$A$104;CONFRONTA(1;INDICE((Supporto!$B$2:$B$104=Tabella1[[#Questa riga];[Provincia]])*(Supporto!$C$2:$C$104=Tabella1[[#Questa riga];[Regione]]);0);0))
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In my sheet, Exce; picked up the structured table references for a2 and B2. If that doesn't seem to be compatible with your Italian Excel, then simply use:
=INDEX(Supporto!$A$2:$A$104,MATCH(1,INDEX((Supporto!$B$2:$B$104=A2)*(Supporto!$C$2:$C$104=B2),0),0))
Hello
Structured references as you say, but I do not know how to view them.
Help to find how to view them
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To see a list of available named ranges and tables, go to the formulas ribbon - name manager. When entering a formula, you can use table names - as you type they will appear and you can select them, then select the relevant field.
Using Structured References AliGW.png
Last edited by AliGW; 08-20-2017 at 07:25 AM.
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Thank you AliGW for the information.
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Glenn kennedy your new formula is perfect,
I did not understand where were the structured references of the first formula.
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See below:
Tabella 1 AliGW.png
thanks you again aligw
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Thanks for the Rep. Much appreciated.
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