Littlebit stuck over here,
I have a datalist (blue background) of vehicle numbers attached to names.
In the yellow field, a cell should be filled with a vehicle number, if one of the names beside it, can be found in the datalist below.
So the field B3 should by formula be filled wit 503 and the field B5 with 501.
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OK. In B2, copied down:
=IFERROR(INDEX(B:B,AGGREGATE(14,6,ROW($B$11:$B$15)/(--ISNUMBER(MATCH($C$11:$D$15,D2:E2,0))),1)),"")
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I understand the formula for the most, but where do the numbers 14 and 6 in the aggregate part refer to.
Type in =AGGREGATE( and it will show you what the various numbers represent
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And they are all listed here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...6-e19993fa26df
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Hi All,
another approach if datalist are numbers
=MAX(SUMPRODUCT(SUMIFS(B$11:B$15,C$11:C$15,D2:E2)),sumproduct(sumifs(B$11:B$15,D$11:D$15,D2:E2)))
You could hide zeros formatting the cell as "#.##0,,"
or
=MAX(SUMIFS(B$11:B$15,C$11:C$15,D2:E2),SUMIFS(B$11:B$15,D$11:D$15,D2:E2))
array entered: control+shift +enter
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Last edited by canapone; 01-28-2021 at 02:34 AM.
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