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    Vlookup & match function

    Can someone help me out, i tried looking it up on the site and dont have a clue how to use these functions. My assignment is to use the VLOOKUP & MATCH function to match the grade table to the grade, Using the faculty and the score to match and determine the grade.

    Thanks for the help.


    Note: pls change extension on file back to .xls to view, i had to change b/c i dont have zip on my work PC
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    Here is a better link in zip.

    thanks
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    Hi,

    So this is no good for you ??

    =INDEX(Table!$B$2:$D$13,MATCH(Class!C2,Table!$A$2:$A$13,1),MATCH(Class!B2,Table!$B$1:$D$1,0))

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    Quote Originally Posted by QQ29
    Here is a better link in zip.

    thanks
    Hi,

    In D2

    =VLOOKUP(C2,Table!A:D,1+MATCH(B2,Table!B$1:D$1,0),TRUE)

    and formula fill down the column

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    can I ask in the VLOOKUP formula, what does "true" stand for? and VBAnoob, i havent tried your formula yet, so i'm not sure if it works or not... but i need to use the VLOOKUP for the assignment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by QQ29
    can I ask in the VLOOKUP formula, what does "true" stand for? and VBAnoob, i havent tried your formula yet, so i'm not sure if it works or not... but i need to use the VLOOKUP for the assignment.
    Hi,

    the 'true' says get the closest but not 'more than' match

    a 'False' would need an exact match.
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    Talking

    Thanks Bryan for the help,

    If dont mind, i need a little more explanation on the function...
    =VLOOKUP(C2,Table!A:D,1+MATCH(B2,Table!B$1:D$1,0), TRUE)

    what is the meaning of "1+match"? also, what is the meaning of "0" beside true, other than that, everything else i understand.

    I dont want to just enter the info and not knowing what it means, it'll eventually come back to me..if you know what i mean.

    thanks everyone as well.
    Last edited by QQ29; 11-28-2006 at 05:24 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by QQ29
    Thanks Bryant for the help,

    If dont mind, i need a little more explanation on the function...
    =VLOOKUP(C2,Table!A:D,1+MATCH(B2,Table!B$1:D$1,0), TRUE)

    what is the meaning of "1+match"? also, what is the meaning of "0" beside true, other than that, everything else i understand.

    I dont want to just enter the info and not knowing what it means, it'll eventually come back to me..if you know what i mean.

    thanks everyone as well.

    =VLOOKUP(C2,Table!A:D,1+MATCH(B2,Table!B$1:D$1,0), TRUE)

    =VLOOKUP(

    C2, << what to look for

    Table!A:D, << where to look

    1+MATCH << item to find, but number 1 is the lookup column in Table, the first 'Match' needs column 2 - - so 1+Match

    Match(B2,Table!B$1:D$1,0) << 0 is the Match type

    , TRUE)

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