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    Arrow Help in using function supported by an apple app

    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))

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    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)

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    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.

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    perhaps
    =INDEX(A38:A92,MATCH(2,1/((C38:C92>=I10)*(E38:E92>=I10)),1))
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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    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

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    I am sorry, but as you can tell from the link table, array formulas are not supported!!

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    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))

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    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.

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    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.

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    And for me, Many thanks

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    You're welcome.

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    Re: Help in using function supported by an apple app

    where does that document state that array formulas are not supported?

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