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Hi,
The match function still refers to table 1 in this cell shown, even though the result is correct (taking row B from table 2). Why is it still working when match reads table 1? attached sheet.
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index choose match issue
Hi,
The match function still refers to table 1 in this cell shown, even though the result is correct (taking row B from table 2). Why is it still working when match reads table 1? attached sheet.
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because your model is same (in terms of size, names and order) in both tables so it is working fine
Samba
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Because the CHOOSE statement returns Table2, so the MATCH statement offsets to the second named range as appropriate. Use evaluate formula to step through ans see it working.
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How would I write the MATCH function then if I changed the table 1 Models to EFGH?
Because I learnt this here so I dont really understand it in this nested function context, even though I know how match functions work on their own. Its a variable array formula.
https://exceljet.net/formula/index-with-variable-array
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There are no matches in column L so it will return N/A.
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