Have a look at the INDIRECT function
Posts by Pecoflyer
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There is probably an easier way
=INDEX($H$8:$H$17,MATCH(INDEX($I$8:$I$17,MATCH(TRUE,$I$8:$I$17>$B$5,0)),$I$8:$I$17,0))
To be committed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter as an array formula
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In A21 on sheet 6 enter =IF(TYPE(Sheet1!F1)=2,Sheet1!F1,"")
This will only copy text as requested ( no errors, logical values or arrays)
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Hi
please post a sample sheet, it's easier to work with. Thx
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Your search engine is your friend https://www.contextures.com/ex…le-summary-functions.html
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You are the "victim" of floating point arithmetic. If you format J8 as general you will see in the Format cells window that the value is very small but not null
Have a look at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-…thmetic-inaccurate-result on how to solve this problem
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Be aware your formula will only be correct if there are no blank cells between data and it will prevent from using the A column for anything else
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How do you"select" the column? Please add some manually calculated results to show what you want to fo
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Try =SUMIF($H$2:$H$4,"true",B$2:B$4) and drag right
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Try =A2/(B2*24) and pull down - Format the resulting cells as Number or General
Be aware that underlying values are NOT formatted, they are plain numbers. It is only what excel shows you that is formatted the way you want to see it, or the way XL thinks you want to see it
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Try using the FALSE switch in your VLOOKUP =VLOOKUP(A2&B2,Table1[#All],5,0) to get an exact match
You are using the TRUE switch (1)
BTW your file is "Read-Only"?
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For example D8 boils down to searching the "H2-2020" string which does not exist in the first column in your range $A$2:$B$61,2,0)
Same thing for the strings searched by the other N/A results
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Your result seems correct, just create a custom format like dd/mm instead of
*14/03/2001
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perhaps post a sample sheet with some data and expected results? Pictures are nice to look at but useless
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As you can see the solution is exactly as my example
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Attaching a small sample file would help
The basics would be
=INDEX(D1:D10,MATCH(1,(A1:A10="11/12")*(B1:B10<=YOUR_DATE)*(C1:C10>=YOUR_DATE),0))
To be committed as an array formula with Ctrl+Shift+Enter
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Could you please post a sheet instead of useless pictures, so we can work on it? Thanks
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Perhaps explain what is not working? Post a sample sheet ( no pics please) ?