Index match with filters
Hi,
I am looking to create an searching system built on values with a > or < operator with an archive position.
I have uploaded (correctly this time) a condensed template of how the one I am working with looks. The desired actions are in purple on tab 'Finder'.
If it is not possible in this format, I am wondering whether a pivot table is best?
Appreciate any assistance with this!
Thanks, ChemistryBMS
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Apologies Ali - attachment now with post!
Can you tell me all operators you are likely to use?
Try this in E2:
=CHOOSECOLS(FILTER(INDIRECT(A2&"!A2:L6"),IF(B2=">",INDIRECT(A2&"!I2:I6")>C2,INDIRECT(A2&"!I2:I6")<C2)),5,9,11)
We would only be using the greater or less than operators, i.e., if we wanted to search for all calciums >2.6 then it would return the 2 sample IDs listed.
Similarly, if we wanted to set it to [ALBUMIN | < | 29] it should 3 sample IDs.
Please see post #6.
Hi Ali,
Thanks for your prompt response.
I should have made the title clearer with the restrictions my workplace MS systems are, excel 2013 and therefore unable to use the FILTER function.
Using it on my personal laptop the formula does work as expected!
Your profile said 365 - have you changed it?
Your title was misleading, too.
Over to someone welse - I'm watching the tennis!
I haven't changed my MS version so unsure why that shows 365?
I've attached a snapshot of a similar worksheet with less criteria.
Thanks for your help AliGW.
I produced a 365 solution because that’s what I thought your profile said. I must have been mistaken. I’m off the laptop now.
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Hi AliGW,
I have posted a similar query here: https://www.mrexcel.com/board/thread...teria.1240730/
From my misleading title, I believed posting with a revised title and more description may have helped other users to understand my query better. Would you like me to remove the post or is it ok to remain?
Thanks, ChemistryBMS
You can't remove this thread and you don't need to, but you can improve the title of the opening post to attract more help.
116 views and at least 9 downloads of the original workbook and only I have responded so far - hopefully someone else with Excel 2013 will soon.
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Hi AliGW,
Fluff from MrExcel has provided a solution:
Cell Formulas
Range Formula
E2:E20 E2 =IFERROR(INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!E:E"),AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW(INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!I2:I100"))/(IF($B$2="<",INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!I2:I100")<$C$2,INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!I2:I100")>$C$2)),ROWS(E$2:E2))),"")
F2:F20 F2 =IFERROR(INDEX(INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!I:I"),AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW(INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!I2:I100"))/(IF($B$2="<",INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!I2:I100")<$C$2,INDIRECT("'"&$A$2&"'!I2:I100")>$C$2)),ROWS(E$2:E2))),"")
G2:G20 G2 =IF(E2="","",INDEX('Archive position'!$I$2:$I$100,MATCH(E2,'Archive position'!$E$2:$E$100,0)))
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worksheet or tab name: Finder
pls try this formula A
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pls try this formula B , Drag down and across
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