• INDEX() (2003)

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    #456599

    On the attached spread sheet J4 looks up L4 and the array in P4 to Q52 and displays the date from column Q against the value in column P which matches the value in L4.

    Column S is a concatenation of columns T and U. I was hoping to display in M4 the value from column S against the value in column R which matches the value in L4.

    I have tried a number of variations of the formula in J4 (which works) in M4 to no avail.

    Can anyone help please?

    Regards

    Graeme

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    • #1141553

      It would have been easier if you had posted a workbook rather than an image, but do you mean:
      =INDEX($S$4:$S$54,MATCH(L4,$R$4:$R$54,0))

      • #1141554

        Thanks Rory

        That’s just what I wanted.

        Don’t know why I posted the jpg!

        Regards

        Graeme

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