I need help please rewriting the below formula using only the functions available at the following link:
http://support.dataviz.com/support_i...l#dtg_iphone21
=INDEX(A:A,INDEX(MAX((C38:C92>=I10)*(E38:E92>=I10)*ROW(A38:A92)),0))
I need help please rewriting the below formula using only the functions available at the following link:
http://support.dataviz.com/support_i...l#dtg_iphone21
=INDEX(A:A,INDEX(MAX((C38:C92>=I10)*(E38:E92>=I10)*ROW(A38:A92)),0))
Don't know if this will work on that app, but it's an alternate to the formula you posted.
=LOOKUP(2,1/((C38:C92>=I10)*(E38:E92>=I10)),A38:A92)
Thank you, but the LOOKUP function is not part of the listed functions in the above link, therefore it is not supported by my app, I need please supported functions only to be used to rewrite the formula.
Regards,
perhaps
=INDEX(A38:A92,MATCH(2,1/((C38:C92>=I10)*(E38:E92>=I10)),1))
Josie
if at first you don't succeed try doing it the way your wife told you to
Try
=INDEX(A38:A92,MATCH(2,1/((C38:C92>=I10)*(E38:E92>=I10)),1))
This is an array formula that must be entered with CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER
I am sorry, but as you can tell from the link table, array formulas are not supported!!
Then I'm afraid it most likely can't be done in a single formula...
You'll need a helper column to do an AND function..
Say in column D
D38: =IF(AND(C38>I$10,E38>I$10),1,"")
Fill down to D92
Then you can use
=INDEX(A38:A92,MATCH(2,D38:D92))
I created the helper column to do the AND function in column I.
I38 = IF(AND(C38>I$10,E38>I$10),1,"")
Filled down to I92
Modified the look formula to read =INDEX(A38:A92,MATCH(2,I38:I92))
The look formula returned the value in cell A92 as a fixed value, regardless of the value in cell I10!!
Even in Laptop Excel version!!
All the values in A38 to A92 cells are returning 1
Last edited by Khaldon; 08-19-2013 at 02:16 PM.
Works for me,
I38 and filled down: =IF(AND(C38>I$10,E38>I$10),1,"")
K10: =INDEX(A38:A92,MATCH(2,I38:I92))
EFkhaldon.xlsx
Last edited by Jonmo1; 08-19-2013 at 01:44 PM.
And for me, Many thanks![]()
You're welcome.
where does that document state that array formulas are not supported?
Here's a bit of background:
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...placement.html
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