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    INDEX, MATCH, INDIRECT (multiple columns)

    HI all, first post long time creeper.

    I am working on a data sheet where the first sheet is a entry template and the other sheets are data tables for the entry template to pull data from

    On this entry sheet is BOX1 that is a drop down list with the names of the other sheets/ data tables.
    Column 2(sheet1) is a code (references column A of sheet from Box 1)
    Column 3(sheet1) is a 2 digit code (references column B of sheet from Box 1)
    Column 4(sheet1) is a price that is populated by the criteria entered from Column 2 and 3

    Column 4(sheet1) should grab a price from column 3(tablesheet) if there is only data in Column 2(sheet1) . It should grab a price from Column 4(tablesheet) is there is data in Column2(sheet1) and Column3(sheet1).

    Example: I want to search the price of (59020)(00) and it returns 100
    Now I want to search (59020)(10) and it returns 120.

    I have had success running this formula to return data correctly for one column, but cannot get it to search for the additional column 2.

    Here is the formula : =INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&$B$4&"'!C:C"),MATCH(C5&D5,(INDIRECT("'"&$B$4&"'!A:A")=C5)*(INDIRECT("'"&$B$4&"'!B:B")=D5),0))

    HELP. Please and thank you.

    Also the working formula that only uses one column of data currently looks like
    =INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&$B$4&"'!C:C"),MATCH(C6,INDIRECT("'"&$B$4&"'!A:A"),0))
    Last edited by mxalex229; 02-20-2020 at 03:51 PM.

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    Re: INDEX, MATCH, INDIRECT (multiple columns)

    Try this, entered as an ARRAYED function
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    ...confirmed by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to activate the array, not just ENTER. You will know the array is active when you see curly braces { } appear around your formula. If you do not CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER you will get an error or a clearly incorrect answer.
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