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    MATCH and INDEX function instead NESTED IF function

    In the attachment, I'm using NESTED IF function, is there any possibility to use MATCH with INDEX function instead.

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    Re: MATCH and INDEX function instead NESTED IF function

    Try this in H8 and drag down.

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    I am not sure about your logic for "Not Pass" vs "Fail". Aren't they the same?
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    Re: MATCH and INDEX function instead NESTED IF function

    First Thank you very much for your reply, please disregard A4 & A5, Second Can I use MATCH with INDEX function instead IF with MIN function, if there is any possibility to use the above function please help.

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    Re: MATCH and INDEX function instead NESTED IF function

    If modytrane's logic is correct, then I might use something like =INDEX($A$1:$A$5,MATCH(MIN(E8:G8),$B$1:$B$5,1)). Pay careful attention to the behavior of the MATCH() function with 1 as the match_type argument https://support.office.com/en-us/art...9-533f4a37673a because the values in column B will need to be in ascending order -- which means that the not pass/fail entries will need to be above the others, with a suitable value for each entry.
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    Maybe this???
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    Re: MATCH and INDEX function instead NESTED IF function

    Thanks Mr Glenn Kennedy for your quick response and solution

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