Hi There,
Please can someone help with what vlookup formula i could use to find data from a table?
LEVEL A B C D
9
8 A5 U5
7 A4 U4
6 A3 U3
5 G5 B5 A2 U2
4 G4 B4 A1 U1
3 G3 B3
2 G2 B2
1 G1 B1
Many thanks
Andy
Hi There,
Please can someone help with what vlookup formula i could use to find data from a table?
LEVEL A B C D
9
8 A5 U5
7 A4 U4
6 A3 U3
5 G5 B5 A2 U2
4 G4 B4 A1 U1
3 G3 B3
2 G2 B2
1 G1 B1
Many thanks
Andy
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Hello Andy,
not sure I understand exactly what you want to achieve.
Vlookup has 4 arguments :
- The value you're looking up
- The table you're looking the value from
- the index which is the offset
- and finally 'FALSE'
Something worth noticing, is that the function will lookup the value in the first column of your table.
If you give me more context on your problem, I can help you further.
Hi Hemelaire,
Thanks for your reply - I am not sure if VLOOKUP and INDEX will be a correct excel formula to use for this scenario?
LEVEL A B C D
9
8 A5 U5
7 A4 U4
6 A3 U3
5 G5 B5 A2 U2
4 G4 B4 A1 U1
3 G3 B3
2 G2 B2
1 G1 B1
For example, i need to in level 3 and group b = the result should come back as B3
Thanks
Andy
See attached sheet. Use =INDEX($C$2:$F$10,MATCH(A1,B2:B10,0),MATCH(A2,C1:F1,0)) in a3 to look up a1 and a2.
Hi,
Thanks. this works :-)
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