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    If & Index and Match

    Could someone kindly advise the most appropriate formulae to use please

    In Tab 2016 List, Column B6 I have the word Exec, Cell B7 = G etc.

    In Column D6 I want to look up the average salary from another tab. Also in Column L6 I have the word Permanent or PTS

    My second tab is labellled Avg Rates

    Column = Exec, G, H, F etc.

    Column B has the Permanent Salary = $50,000 example

    Column C = PTS

    So my formulae would say If L6 = Permanent, Lookup in tab Avg Rates tab column A8 for Exec, and put the value in Column B8 which is permanent into cell L6

    Thanks

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    Re: If & Index and Match

    Prob best posting a spreadsheet.
    Attach a sample spreadsheet with expected results, remove any sensitive data.
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    Re: If & Index and Match

    Agreed, post a sheet, but guessing that Column C in Avg Rates is either "PTS" or "Permanent" and has rates for both,

    =IF(L6="Permanent",SUMIFS('Avg Rates'!B:B,'Avg Rates'!A:A,"="&B6,'Avg Rates'!C:C,"Permanent"),"")

    or if you want values for both PTS and Permanent

    =SUMIFS('Avg Rates'!B:B,'Avg Rates'!A:A,"="&B6,'Avg Rates'!C:C,L6)
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    Re: If & Index and Match

    OK - Thanks for the input.

    I have attached a spread sheet that will better explain what I am trying to achieve.

    In Tab 2016 list, Column C I am trying to pull the Avg. rates from the second tab. It is looking at column B and L in the first tab and matching this to Columns A to E in second tab

    Please advise the best formulae to use.

    Thanks
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    Re: If & Index and Match

    try below in C6 and drag down
    =VLOOKUP($B6,'Avg. Rates'!$A$8:$E$14,MATCH($L6,'Avg. Rates'!$A$7:$E$7,0),0)
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    Re: If & Index and Match

    I think you have kept wrong information for
    Row no 10 on 1st sheet that is Andrew it should be 7500 as he is in permanent catagory

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