Re: Vlookup to return one value from multiple columns
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Posts by Robert Mika
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Re: Indirect formula to return text value
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Re: Indirect formula to return text value
This formula is used to deliver a summary from sheets that you specyfied in
NBS_LOADINGS
so what if you had more than one value to return?
SUMPRODUCT itself is used to summarized not to index data.
You need copletly different formula.
The forum may not allow to post your workbook if you had it in xlmb format.
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Re: Average only the last X numbers in a column (basing on criteria)
=AVERAGE(SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET(B3,LARGE(IF(A3:A16="A",ROW(A3:A16)-ROW(B3)+1),{1,2,3}),0,1)))
or for N values
=AVERAGE(SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET(B3,LARGE(IF(A3:A16="A",ROW(A3:A16)-ROW(A3)+1),ROW(INDIRECT("A1:A"&C1))),0,1)))
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Re: Vlookup to return one value from multiple columns
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Re: excel formula help
Attached a workbook to see how your data are being set up.
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Re: excel formula help
You used whole columns ranges- try to minimized as possible.
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Re: excel formula help
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIFS(INDIRECT("'"&F2:F6&"'!a1:a1000"),"c",INDIRECT("'"&F2:F6&"'!b1:b1000"),"no"))
Where F2:F4 is your list of Sheets
Sheet1
Sheet2
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Re: sum if no blanks in matching cells
To post a workbook go into advance option (below the table where you are writting) and then you have an icon to attached your workbook.
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Re: sum if no blanks in matching cells
Can you post a workbook?
Column C in this case has values and the result is as expected.
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Re: sum if no blanks in matching cells
Quote from mljohn;683578Display Morehow do i sum a column of numbers only if the column has a number for every item?
If it does not have a number for every item then it would not sum the column up.Example
c d e
item 1 $1.00 $1.00
item 2 $2.25 blank
item 3 $1.25 $1.25
blank blank blank
blank blank blank
blank blank blank
blank blank blanktotal $4.50 blank
=if(sumproduct(--(isnumber(d2:d4)))=rows(d2:d4),sum(d2:d4),"")
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Re: Insert subtotal with more than one change
Quote from Rockymtngirl;683517Thank you very much. I have used Countif before and once I studied the way you put the formula together, it is very simple, makes sense, and works great. Many, many thanks.
You are welcome.
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Re: Insert subtotal with more than one change
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Re: match cells in excel with all characters same except one
You are welcome.
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Re: Lookup first value backwords
Yes you ae right NBVC I did not incorporate (did not see) the second condition.
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Re: Lookup first value backwords
Quote from Armando Montes;683151One way:
=LOOKUP(2,1/(A1:A8=3),B1:B8)This is not about last (max) for 3 is for 3-1.
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Re: Lookup first value backwords
This will give you what yiu need:
=MAX(IF(A5:A12=3-1,B5:B12))
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(you can repalce 3 with let say D1)
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Re: Totalling numbers by names - how?
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Array formula shoudl do the job or you can use:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($B$2:$H$6=N2),$C$2:$I$6)
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Re: Return value in adjacent column for nth occurrence
Attached an workbook with example.