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index match (issue)

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    index match (issue)

    Hello

    Im trying to show data for individuals from a drop down list, and its based on a few criterias

    Im trying to make my index, match formula lookup
    a) look the year (i.e. 2010, 2011); person's name, revenue report to use.

    the part im struggling with is, how can i reference the person's name to be a match source?

    here is my formula:

    =INDEX(Table9,MATCH($D$7,INDEX(Table9,0,1),0)+1,MATCH($C12,INDEX(Table9,1,0),0))

    it works perfectly, but im not sure how i can make it reference the employee name

    D7 = year selection from drop down (2010, 2011)
    C12 = period i want data to show for (which week i want show i,e. P1W1, P1W2 etc)

    that portions works fine and provides me with correct info., however I have the person's name in cell D6, not sure how i can incorporate that into the formula?

    i tried the following, but receving an error

    =INDEX(Table9,MATCH($D7,INDEX(Table9,0,1),MATCH(D6,INDEX(Table9,0,1)+1,MATCH(C$11,INDEX(Table9,1,0),0))))

    thank you!
    Last edited by step_one; 05-16-2011 at 02:58 PM.

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    Re: index match (issue)

    Please post a sample workbook.

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    Re: index match (issue)

    Hello

    attached is a sample workbook.

    As you can see, I'm able to get the data, but if i change the name to another person, it does not change.

    Thanks mate.
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    Re: index match (issue)

    any suggestions? thx you.

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    Re: index match (issue)

    You'll need to concatenate Year and Person in Table 9. I inserted it after C, making it the 3rd column in Table9 So in D7, = B7&C7

    Then your formula becomes in D11 of Performance

    =INDEX(Table9,MATCH($D$7&$D$6,INDEX(Table9,0,3),0)+1,MATCH(C11,INDEX(Table9,1,0),0))
    Does that work for you?
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    Re: index match (issue)

    Oh jeez,

    Thanks, I was looking up online but wasnt sure how to combine them both; thank you so much. saved me a so much hassle and worrying!

    cheers mate!

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