I ichristan21 New Member Nov 20, 2014 #1 Hi, Could anyone help me solve this problem, I uploaded the file where I want to have multiple criteria lookups, horizontally and vertically. Thanks in Advance! Attachments Dec-2013 Intake Technical.xlsx 74.3 KB · Views: 7
Hi, Could anyone help me solve this problem, I uploaded the file where I want to have multiple criteria lookups, horizontally and vertically. Thanks in Advance!
Khalid NGO Excel Ninja Nov 20, 2014 #2 Hi, Try the following in lOOKUP Sheet K7: =INDEX('Data Entry'!$A$4:$UB$7,MATCH($E7,'Data Entry'!$C$4:$C$7,0),COLUMN('Data Entry'!W4)) Regards, EDIT... i forgot to match with dates, please ignore the above.
Hi, Try the following in lOOKUP Sheet K7: =INDEX('Data Entry'!$A$4:$UB$7,MATCH($E7,'Data Entry'!$C$4:$C$7,0),COLUMN('Data Entry'!W4)) Regards, EDIT... i forgot to match with dates, please ignore the above.
I ichristan21 New Member Nov 20, 2014 #3 Yah right anyway still thanks for that, Khalid. What I want to happen is that when I search for specific date in lookup sheet in cell K5, cell K up to Q will show the result that lookup with ID no., Date and Subject Code no.
Yah right anyway still thanks for that, Khalid. What I want to happen is that when I search for specific date in lookup sheet in cell K5, cell K up to Q will show the result that lookup with ID no., Date and Subject Code no.
N NARAYANK991 Excel Ninja Nov 20, 2014 #4 Hi , See if this is OK. Narayan Attachments Dec-2013 Intake Technical.xlsx 74.3 KB · Views: 11
I ichristan21 New Member Nov 20, 2014 #5 NARAYANK991 said: Hi , See if this is OK. Narayan Click to expand... Hi Narayan991 Thanks a lot you've got it right by the way, how to remove #N/A if the lookup is empty? Thanks again. . .
NARAYANK991 said: Hi , See if this is OK. Narayan Click to expand... Hi Narayan991 Thanks a lot you've got it right by the way, how to remove #N/A if the lookup is empty? Thanks again. . .
N NARAYANK991 Excel Ninja Nov 20, 2014 #6 Hi , If you have Excel 2007 or later versions , you can use the IFERROR function. See the attached file. Narayan Attachments Dec-2013 Intake Technical.xlsx 74.2 KB · Views: 6
Hi , If you have Excel 2007 or later versions , you can use the IFERROR function. See the attached file. Narayan
I ichristan21 New Member Nov 20, 2014 #7 NARAYANK991 said: Hi , If you have Excel 2007 or later versions , you can use the IFERROR function. See the attached file. Narayan Click to expand... Thanks Thanks! you've got it perfect. . . Thanks to you and everyone here in chandoo. . . .
NARAYANK991 said: Hi , If you have Excel 2007 or later versions , you can use the IFERROR function. See the attached file. Narayan Click to expand... Thanks Thanks! you've got it perfect. . . Thanks to you and everyone here in chandoo. . . .