Here is the formula I am using in calculated column, but it shows value no on column field:
=IF(ISERROR([Sep 22]/[Useful Life (in Years)]/12),"")
Syntax of IF function is like: IF(<condition>, <true-value>, <false-value>). You are missing <false-value> in your formula.
Try using formula like below:
=IF(ISERROR(([Sep 22]/[Useful Life (in Years)])/12), "Error", "No Error")
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I am trying to use Index and match combination to retrieve values in a column where the date from my table matches the date from another table. This is the formula:
=INDEX(BTL!A2:G262, MATCH(A2, BTL!A2:G262,0), MATCH("Overbooked?", BTL!B1:G262))
This is the table where I am using the formula:
This is the BTL table:
The error that is being returned is 'A value is not available to the formula or function'.
What's the reason for this?
The MATCH function returns the position of the lookup value in a 1-dimensional array. Imagine a row or a column. =MATCH(A2, BTL!A2:G262,0) will return an error because A2:G262 is a 2-D array. =MATCH(A2, BTL!A2:A262,0) has correct syntax but may still return an error if A2 isn't found. The absence of absolute referencing (like =MATCH(A2, BTL!$A$2:$A$262,0) makes the formula unfit for copying.
The same applied to MATCH("Overbooked?", BTL!B1:G262), except that B1:G262 isn't anywhere near the range you want to search. I think you mean the column and, therefore, must search in B1:G1.
Of course, if either of your MATCH functions returns an error the entire formula can't return a proper result either. Test the MATCH functions separately before inserting them into your INDEX function. You can also select them in the finished formula and press F9. Finally, you may like to guard against that by enclosing the formula in an IFERROR() function.
=IFERROR(INDEX(BTL!A2:G262, =MATCH(A2, BTL!A2:A262,0), MATCH("Overbooked?", BTL!B1:G1, 0)),"ERR")
I managed to resolve this by selecting the date column in the table where I was using the formula and using the 'text to columns' feature under the data tab. I selected the 'column data format' as 'date' and DMY
I am attempting to Index and Match and find the green value labeled in my table below based on the criteria in the yellow cells. Any idea how to go about this, here is my current formula:
INDEX($A$2:$F$31, MATCH($H$3,$B$2:$B$31,0), MATCH($H$4, $C$2:$C$31,0))
It keeps returning the "Type" and not the "Cats" value I would like to have, 0.1518. Would Vlookup + Match be easier? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Basically, I am trying to match two row variables (City and Type) with the column variable (cats) to get the value. However, if I use vlookup then maybe I can just say go to the cat column instead of matching it with another cell.
Try this formula:
=INDEX(E2:E31,MATCH(1,INDEX((H3=B2:B31)*(H4=C2:C31),0,1),0))
Based on the non-array version of the formula found here: https://exceljet.net/formula/index-and-match-with-multiple-criteria
I would like to lookup a value in another excel file that will have multiple results as rows. For example If the specific value is found in the column A of that row I want to add the number in column c to a total and then output that.
Book 1 VLookup from this sheet :
Book 2 Vlookup destination:
Desired Result:
I would normally add what I have tried, but im completely stumped, the only real formula ive tried is a standard VLookup. The Watered down question is "Need to know: how many sales per unique sku?"
As #BigBen suggested in the comment, use =SUMIF() formula.
in a pseudocode: =SUMIF(range_to_check, product_name, sales_amount_range)
So with the following data:
The formula in E1 which you can drag to other cells in the column would look like:
=SUMIF(A1:A6, D1, B1:B6)
I have a worksheet consist of multiple Item Templates (Note that 1 template have different values) in in Column A and the item attributes in Column B to Column GD, I want to get the value of "NULL" per item template from Column B:GD. I tried the below formula but it doesn't give the correct value, actually it has an error.
=COUNTIF(A:A,VLOOKUP("*Finished Good*",B:GD,2,0))
For VLOOKUP() function, value which you search should be placed at the first column. Then your formula should be like this:
=COUNTIF(D:GD,VLOOKUP("*Finished Good*",A:GD,4,0))
You can try the below formula, if your requirement is to find number of 'NULL' for 'Finished Goods' - I feel this is your requirement.
=SUMPRODUCT((A3:A100="Finished Goods")*COUNTIF(OFFSET($B$3:$GD$100,(ROW(A3:A100)-3),0,1,COLUMNS($B$3:$GC$100)-1),"NULL")*1)
I have the following data set:
I calculate the maximum return using =max(B2:B13) in cell D3 (i.e., 13.55%), and then I would like to find the date where this maximum return was realized. Thus, I use =vlookup(D3;A2:B13;1;FALSE), and I get as a result #N/A, which is clearly wrong. How can I make this work?
You can't use a VLOOKUP to find a value that isn't in the first column of your data table. Use an INDEX/MATCH formula instead:
=INDEX(A2:A13,MATCH(MAX(B2:B13),B2:B13,0))
A VLOOKUP is a Vertical Lookup - and is used to look up a value in the first column of a table and return a corresponding value from another column in that table (just like looking at a timetable for example).
You are trying to find the max value from column B, in column A - where it doesn't exist so you're not going to find it. In order to use a VLOOKUP the lookup_value must be in the first column of the data table.
If you want to look up a value in another column of the data table, then you need to use =INDEX(MATCH()) instead.