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    How to perform Multiple indexes in Excel-

    When I use the match index form, the index formula gives me back only 1 result from 1 column. What if I wanted multiple results from multiple columns. Is there a way to get multiple results without having to enter multiple index formulas?

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    Re: How to perform Multiple indexes in Excel-

    Index can return multiple results, but only one is visible at a time in 1 cell.

    Can you clarify your requirement?
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    Re: How to perform Multiple indexes in Excel-

    Hi Thursday,

    This sounds like you are trying to discover Arrays. See:
    http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ArrayFormulas.aspx
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