I have two worksheets in the same Excel Workbook; the sheet named 'Raw Data' stores raw data, and I am using the other sheet to create conditional sums using following formula
{=SUM(INDEX('Raw Data'!$AE$2:$AE$82689,MATCH(A2,('Raw Data'!$AT$2:$AT$82689),0),0))}
This returns only the first value (1) and not the sum.
An equivalent =SUMIFS('Raw Data'!$AE$2:$AE$82689,'Raw Data'!$AT$2:$AT$82689,A2) returns 9548.
What mistake am I making in the INDEX version?
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I am trying to use a date in Sheet 1 and using Vlookup to find this date on Sheet 2 and return the value/contents onto to a cell in sheet of the cell directly above that date in sheet 2.
This is the Formula I used that you can see
=INDEX('AUSSIE Dly'!$A$3:$A$2000,MATCH($B$9,'AUSSIE Dly'!$A$3:$A$2000)-1)
I have tried using Index and match but to no avail. Please help.
You should use
=INDEX('AUSSIE Dly'!$A$3:$A$2000,MATCH($B$9,'AUSSIE Dly'!$A$3:$A$2000, 0)-1)
The added zero indicates using an Exact Match.
I'm looking to look up 2 values on another worksheet and return a third column value in a cell.
It doesn't appear to like the bracket after Match containing the array.
=INDEX(Table9[#[Date of Last Review]], MATCH([#Name]&'Hot Water Safety'!G1, Table9[#Name]&Table9[#[Risk Assessment or Other Document Title]], 0))
I've also tried this without table referencing using the worksheet reference instead.
I have a problem with vlookup using multiple criteria. I have a sheet with my model, sheet with my parameters and sheet with lapses.
In sheets model I'am using vlookup function as follows:
VLOOKUP(Parameters_new!$C$3&"|"&H16;CHOOSE({1,2};lapses_monthly_2018!$B:$B&"|"&lapses_monthly_2018!$C:$C;lapses_monthly_2018!$D:$D);2;0)
where:
Parameters_new!$C$3 is code of my product, column H16 is month from the start (1,2,3....), lapses_monthly_2018!$B:$B is another different sheet, where in column B is my product, column C is the month and in column D is my final value, I´m trying to get. I always get a value "not available".
This should do it:
{=INDEX(lapses_monthly_2018!$D:$D,MATCH(1,(lapses_monthly_2018!$B:$B=Parameters_new!$C$3)*(lapses_monthly_2018!$C:$C=$H$16),0),1,1)}
Be aware - this is an array formula, so to get the curly brackets to show and initiate the array, you must execute the formula with control&shift&enter
I have an issue with a vlookup/index-match formula in excel 2010.
I have a table that contains duplicate values in the name column.
I have a table in another sheet that reference the name & amount from the first sheet.
in case a duplicate name exist in the original table, it should sum the amount.
For example, look at the pic below.
ABC is a duplicate name, and it's amount should be zero.
How can I use Vlookup/index-match formulas in order to display "0" in the result when I lookup the name ABC?
In the destination sheet, the name only appears once, hence I don't want to add another ABC to the dest table.
Thanks !
Roni.
VLOOKUP and or INDEX/MATCH will only return you one entry (the first match) - so you cannot use it for summing (unless in an array formula).
However, using SUMIFS (or in Excel 2003 and earlier SUMIF) will be just what you need: So In F2, you could write:
=SUMIFS($C$2:$C$6,$B$2:$B$6,E2)
I am trying to count all the field in an entire column except for n specified range. I need to select the entire column to cater for future expansion
currently i am trying:
=COUNTIF(B:B,"<>ASY999 OR <>ASY002 OR <>CIB001 OR <>""")
But the formula still counts the blank cell at the bottom of the column I get a return value of 65536 which is not correct
Which version of Excel? In Excel 2007 or later try COUNTIFS (with an "S"), i.e.
=COUNTIFS(B:B,"<>ASY999",B:B, "<>ASY002",B:B,"<>CIB001",B:B,"<>")
I assume ASY999 etc are text values.....
In Excel 2003 or earlier you can use SUMPRODUCT but you need to restrict the range rather than using the whole column so assuming data in rows 2 to 1000 try
=SUMPRODUCT(ISNA(MATCH(B2:B1000,{"ASY999","ASY002","CIB001"},0))*(B2:B1000<>""))