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    Scooterdog
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    Re: Index Match With 3 Variables

    Mr. Kabel, I "think" this will help you to understand
    what I am trying to do!
    If you would, go to the address:
    www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html
    Using the table shown, I would like to add in Column E1
    the word Style. E2 would have letter s, E3 would have
    letter f, and E4 would have the letter w.
    Now, in C6 I would have the word Style and, in D6 would
    be the word Price.
    To get the correct price would require in row 7 the following:
    Med, Pants, f to get correct Price.

    I "think" this would require 3 variables, if I understand the
    index match formula.
    Does this help any or make sense?
    I thank you for all your time and patience with me.
    Have a good New Year!!

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    Frank Kabel
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    Re: Index Match With 3 Variables

    Hi
    this layout would make no sense :-)
    Currently this is a 3-dimensional matrix (so looking for the header and the
    row). You seem to want to have a 3-dimensional matrix (which is directly not
    supported in Excel).

    You could create a table which looks like the following:
    A B C D
    1 topic size style value
    2 t1 10 s 1
    3 t1 10 e 2
    4 t1 10 g 3
    .......


    Now assume you have in F1 the topic, G1 the size and H1 the style to look
    for then try the following array formula (entered with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER):
    =INDEX(D1:D10,MATCH(1,(A1:A10=F1)*(B1:B10=G1)*(C1:C10=H1),0))

    --
    Regards
    Frank Kabel
    Frankfurt, Germany
    "Scooterdog" <jon-simek@hot.rr.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
    news:h4ggt0db2glnqev834438v7f7fpff0tdqs@4ax.com...
    > Mr. Kabel, I "think" this will help you to understand
    > what I am trying to do!
    > If you would, go to the address:
    > www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html
    > Using the table shown, I would like to add in Column E1
    > the word Style. E2 would have letter s, E3 would have
    > letter f, and E4 would have the letter w.
    > Now, in C6 I would have the word Style and, in D6 would
    > be the word Price.
    > To get the correct price would require in row 7 the following:
    > Med, Pants, f to get correct Price.
    >
    > I "think" this would require 3 variables, if I understand the
    > index match formula.
    > Does this help any or make sense?
    > I thank you for all your time and patience with me.
    > Have a good New Year!!




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