Hi,
I'm trying to use index match to return a value from an index I have setup. It only returns results for half the index because it is also returning the blanks. How do I index the table to return the numeric values?
Regards,
Tim
Hi,
I'm trying to use index match to return a value from an index I have setup. It only returns results for half the index because it is also returning the blanks. How do I index the table to return the numeric values?
Regards,
Tim
Last edited by paynod; 10-09-2014 at 01:14 PM.
Hi
in AA9 and down
=INDEX($C$3:$V$22,MATCH(Y9,$B$3:$B$22,0),MATCH(Z9,$C$2:$V$2,0))
First score is zero
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Hi again,
same outputs using
=SUMPRODUCT($C$3:$V$22,($B$3:$B$22=Y9)*($C$2:$V$2=Z9))
Regards
Hi,
Thank you for the reply. The first result should be 225 and the second result in this instance should be 57. I don't want to return any 0
values.
Kind regards,
Tim
The problem, essentially, is that you're trying to run a lookup on a lower triangular matrix, but you're treating it like a square matrix.
Easiest solution: situationally mirror the lookup across the diagonal of the matrix using MAX and MIN. (Note: This requires that the two headers are in the same order.)
try this:
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The problem is that you need to match the ROW first then match the COLUMN. The original chart only allows for Row first and column Second. Unfortunately, this arrangement eliminates half of the possibilities (the area in green).
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Thanks newdoverman,
Is it not possible to say something like if the index match formulae evaluates to 0 then do this
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I know you can say true or false but this is neither just a null value.....mmmm
Kind regards,
Tim
To cover the possibility of 0 enter this in AA9 and copy down
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