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    INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    Hi Guys,

    Would it be possible to combine INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    I've attached an example file.

    Thanks a lot.!
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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    Try naming each table.

    Select A4:C8 and in the Name Box (left of Formula Bar) enter: LVL1

    repeat for each table.

    Then use formula:

    =LOOKUP(H5,INDEX(INDIRECT(G5),0,2),INDEX(INDIRECT(G5),0,1))

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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    Thank you for this one. really appreciate it.

    Just have one quick follow up question. What if i wanted to include the Name as a criteria?


    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post
    Try naming each table.

    Select A4:C8 and in the Name Box (left of Formula Bar) enter: LVL1

    repeat for each table.

    Then use formula:

    =LOOKUP(H5,INDEX(INDIRECT(G5),0,2),INDEX(INDIRECT(G5),0,1))

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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    In what way? How will the tables be set up?

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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    No worries. I think the one you have provided will do.

    I have another follow up. (sorry for the hassle) what if im gonna add another set of ranges. I have a file attached.

    Thank you for the help.

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    In what way? How will the tables be set up?
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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    So you want the formula to decide which table to return result of?

    Can you provide the logic that the new formula is supposed to satisfy?

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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    So you want the formula to decide which table to return result of? - YES sir.

    Can you provide the logic that the new formula is supposed to satisfy? - Basically the logic is just to lookup a given score's final score based on its per level ranges.

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    So you want the formula to decide which table to return result of?

    Can you provide the logic that the new formula is supposed to satisfy?

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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    Not sure if that answers my question.. but anyways..maybe try this.

    Rename each Table something like this: LVL1RawScore1 (no spaces)

    Then use formula in N16:
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    Is that what you mean?

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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    Hi,

    Thank you for the option. But what i mean is that well have different "Final Score" for each Raw Score basing with the Lvl as well.

    1. Final Score 1 should reflect scores based on the LVL and Ranges Column. ( based on Raw Score 1 only).
    2. Final Score 2 should reflect scores based on the LVL and Ranges Coulmn. (based on Raw Score 2 only).

    Here's an attachment.

    Thank you.



    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post
    Not sure if that answers my question.. but anyways..maybe try this.

    Rename each Table something like this: LVL1RawScore1 (no spaces)

    Then use formula in N16:
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    copied down

    Is that what you mean?
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    Re: INDEX and MATCH with range LOOKUPs?

    Hi,

    It's all good now. I just managed to twist on the tables (ranges) to be placed. Your last recommendation is awesome!!

    Thanks YOU


    Quote Originally Posted by neilbomb View Post
    Hi,

    Thank you for the option. But what i mean is that well have different "Final Score" for each Raw Score basing with the Lvl as well.

    1. Final Score 1 should reflect scores based on the LVL and Ranges Column. ( based on Raw Score 1 only).
    2. Final Score 2 should reflect scores based on the LVL and Ranges Coulmn. (based on Raw Score 2 only).

    Here's an attachment.

    Thank you.

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