I am playing around with Index in an effort to finally learn it.
I have however come to a snag for which I cannot find a thread.
I would greatly appreciate if someone could point me to the correct thread or a solution!
I have found a way to find a value that meets three criterias:
This only finds the first value, and not the rest.![]()
{=IFERROR(INDEX(Data_Entry[[#All];[NPS E-mail adress]];MATCH(1;(Menu!$B$3=Data_Entry[[#All];[Order Type]])*(Data_Entry[[#All];[Add to eMarketeer]]=Menu!$A$2)*(Data_Entry[[#All];[Sent?]]= Menu!$A$3);0));"")}
I have also found a way to find all the values, (and sort them in multiple columns), but this only accepts one criteria:
How do I combine these into one sentence?![]()
{=IFERROR(INDEX(Data_Entry[[#All];[NPS E-mail adress]];SMALL(IF(Data_Entry[[#All];[Add to eMarketeer]]=Menu!$A$2;ROW(Data_Entry[[#All];[NPS E-mail adress]])-MIN(ROW(Data_Entry[[#All];[NPS E-mail adress]]))+1);COLUMNS($C$5:C5)));"")}
I tried by entering an AND statement to the IF statement in the second, but this returns the heading of the column in the table where I look.
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