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    index match based on multiple criterias

    Hello

    Having some trouble with the following formula that I have managed to mess up

    =INDEX($C$4:$K$16,MATCH(E20,INDEX($C$4:$K$16,1,),0),MATCH(C20,INDEX($C$4:$K$16,,2),0),C20,1)

    I have attached a sample with a "red" cell outlining the issue.

    Basically, i want C20 to change what i am looking for. i want to search by position (row 4) and then show the respective data for it.

    i want to implement an "option" button on another worksheet, so i want to make cell link C20.

    pls help!
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    Re: index match based on multiple criterias

    is the result you are looking for in this instance supposed to be 21?

    =INDEX($C$4:$K$16,C20,MATCH(E20,INDEX($C$4:$K$16,1,),0))
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    Re: index match based on multiple criterias

    maybe 14?
    =INDEX($D$5:$J$16,MATCH(C20,C5:C16,0),MATCH(E20,D4:J4,0))
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    Re: index match based on multiple criterias

    Quote Originally Posted by scottylad2 View Post
    maybe 14?
    =INDEX($D$5:$J$16,MATCH(C20,C5:C16,0),MATCH(E20,D4:J4,0))
    this happen to do the trick! thx u so much!

    NBVC, i appreciate the prompt response, you guys are the best

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    Re: index match based on multiple criterias

    Or...

    =INDEX($C$5:$K$16,C20,MATCH(E20,$C$4:$K$4,0))

    could do it too.
    Last edited by NBVC; 09-13-2011 at 02:24 PM.

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