Index Match - Increasing The Column Count Through A Vertical Autofill
Jul 28, 2014
So I am putting togther a process matrix template for a Value stream analysis. I would use brute for and simple tricks to make this work but I am handing it off in two weeks to a student and I want this to be as strait forward and as easy to use as possible.
________C_______D_______E________F______G___
_____Part#1___Part#2___Part#3___Part#4___Part#5
Drill 1___1_______2________0_______3_______0__
Drill 2___0_______3________0_______1_______1__
Drill 3___0_______0________0_______4_______2__
Lathe 1__0_______1________1_______0_______0__
Lathe 2__1_______4________4_______0_______1__
Lathe 3__0_______0________5_______1_______0__
The first worksheet has a list of about 180 machines running vertically, and enough space for 20-50 part numbers to plugged in running horizontally across the top. The next three worksheets have the machines organized and grouped together by processes. I planned to use an Index-Match such as =INDEX('Individual Machines'!D$6:D$194,MATCH("Drill 1",'Individual Machines'!$C$6:$C$194,0))
The goal would be to get the user manually fill in the first worksheet, and then allow the user to use the vertical autofill function to fill in data on the later worksheets. This would provide a flexible template that can be re-used for different and various product families.
So populate something like this with a downward autofill for the number of times the part# hits a machine.
_______Drill 1___Lathe 2___Lathe 3___
Part#1___1________1________0____
Part#2___2________4________0____
Part#3___0________4________5____
Part#4___3________0________1____
Part#5___0________0________1____
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Sep 27, 2007
I am looking to sum the values found at the intersection of multiple values based upon a vertical and horizontal lookup. The formula I am trying is as follows (which results in #Value):
{=IF(ISBLANK(G$9),"",SUM(IF(INDEX('Journal'!$A$20:$Z$1020,MATCH("Prior",'Journal'!$F$20:$F$1020,0),MATCH(G$9,'Journal'!$H$19:$Z$19,0)),"")))}
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Jun 11, 2014
I'm trying to find a formula that increase a cell by 1/3 that will work with auto fill.
For Example if auto-filling a column:
3
3
3
4
4
4
5
5
5
Or if auto-filling a row:
3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5
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Apr 3, 2009
I am having a little trouble with tying an index/match formula that would probably require an "if" portion to the formula as well.
If you take a look at the attachment, I'm trying to match column "G" to column "L" and then use the appropriate price according to the specified piece count in column "H" based on the table to the right.
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Aug 13, 2014
I need couple of formulas, Both formulas are on the "invoice approval" sheet which pulls details from others sheets.
Formula 1 - highlighted in red.
On the "Invoice Approval" sheet I would like data pulled into it from the "Vendor Invoice sheet".
I have an index and match formula which is nearly working but I would it amended slightly so that it doesn't error out when there is blank data on the vendor invoice sheet. Is there any way I can get it to say count the number of rows on the "Vendor Invoice" sheet and only pull in data for that many rows?
Formula 2 - highlighted in blue
On the "Invoice Approval" sheet I would like data pulled into it from the "fault report sheet".
I have a simple index and match formula but I can not get it to pull the data correctly - is my range wrong?
I have attached a sample file : Example1.xlsx
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Aug 28, 2012
Basically where the columns say 2011 or 2012 AND 1, 2, 3. I want to be able to have it index the number below based on the GL number on the left and both the year and period on the top. I think that you can do with using the sumproduct function with the binary, but the computer is a little dated and it takes a while to run those calculations.
2011
2011
2011
2012
2012
2012
[code].....
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Mar 29, 2007
I am doing a hlookup on a range (possibly over 100 rows). My formula is working but my problem is that it takes too much time to go and manually edit the formula to change the row index number and increase it by one. For example the row index number has to change in order to pull in the right data....eg 5,6,7,8 etc up to over 100. Is there a quick way to do this or do I have to manually enter the row index numbers in over 100 rows?
I am attaching a SAMPLE of data. The actual worksheet is much more larger.
Hlookup.xls
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Mar 29, 2007
I am doing a hlookup on a range (possibly over 100 rows). My formula is working but my problem is that it takes too much time to go and manually edit the formula to change the row index number and increase it by one. For example the row index number has to change in order to pull in the right data....eg 5,6,7,8 etc up to over 100. Is there a quick way to do this or do I have to manually enter the row index numbers in over 100 rows?
I am attaching a SAMPLE of data. The actual worksheet is much more larger.
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Jun 11, 2014
I've been trying to edit my index formula to only count an order number once even if the criteria for that result appear more than once. Attachment 324723
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Aug 22, 2014
From the highlighted cells at B17 to B19, while using some kind of lookup or indexing method, I want to count the number of cells in that specific range that's great than zero. This list is just a sample, the list will be much bigger and order may not be the same--that's why I need to lookup the project name.
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May 12, 2009
I would like to be able to use autofill from a vertical range to a horozontal one. In the example, if you click and drag on cell "R3" (=M3) it samples to cell dirrectly below it "M4", when I want it to sample the cell M6, M9 ect,ect. Is there a way to program the autofill to skip cells?
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May 21, 2013
Here My first thread autofill horizontally from other sheet vertical data.
Vertical Data
Sheet1
A1
A2
A3
A4
& so on
AUTOFILL HORIZONTAL DATA
Sheet2
D3,D4,D5,D6..... fill by A1 A2 A3 A4.....
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Jun 7, 2014
I am trying to use a nested INDEX and MATCH array formula to return the value in column C when matching column A and column B, but with a few more criteria.
The range containing all the data
A
B
C
1
Cat 1
January 1, 2014
John
[Code] ..........
I am looking for the array formula to return the name of the person in column C who is in Cat 1 after the date in column B.
For example;
C7 should return "John" because B7 requests "January 15, 2014", which is after the value in B1
C8 should return "John" because B8 requests "February 15, 2014", which is after the value in B1
C9 should return "Andrew" because B9 requests "August 15, 2014", which is after the value in B4
The best try I had for the formula in C7 was
{(INDEX($A$1:$C$4,MATCH(1,($B$1:$B$4>=B7)*(A$1:$A$4=A7),0),3))}
This brings back "John" as desired in C7, but when copying down the table into C8 and C9 both C8 and C9 return Andrew.
I guess this is due to my ">=" condition in the Match formula and it is returning "Andrew" because "Andrew" is also after the date requested, but I cannot for the life of me work out how to get it to work.
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Oct 8, 2009
I have this table
.......A.....B.....C....D
1.....I......a.....d.....g
2.....II.....b.....e.....h
3.....III....c.....f......i
As you can see, the number I has a,d,and g, II has b,e,and h, and III has c, f, and i
I want to make formula that if I make the input g it would return I, f would return III, and c would return III, and so on
I want to make four formulas by using VLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH, INDEX&MATCH separately.
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May 1, 2014
If I have a column of data with a bunch of values (which can't be sorted & which is constantly changing so cant be broken into another column and then sorted) what formula do I need to output the second occurrence of a value in that column?
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Aug 27, 2009
I have used this technique before with a sumif formula, to use the column that matches a reference cell but I cannot get this to work on a sumifs formula. What I have used previously in a sumif formula (only 1 criteria) is below.
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Dec 20, 2012
How to get the following index/match formula to work.
I have 2 criteria that I need to find the result of in a table that has the one criteria down the column, the other across a row at the top.
The formula I have is thus far:
{=INDEX($K$46:$AV$46,MATCH(L98,IF($K$15:$AV$15=N98,$K$27:$K$82),0))}
In this L98 is the criteria I'm in theory doing a vlookup against the values in column $K$27:$K$82, and N98 is the theoretical hlookup against row $K$15:$AV$15, bringing back the intersection point from row $K$46:$AV$46
All I get is #N/A .....
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Jul 22, 2013
Basically, I want a code that does a simple index-match function for a column - But for all the #N/A's that come up in that column, I'd like it go to another INDEX-MATCH function - and another after that. I'm trying to keep it all in one column.
Here is an example of the first index match
=INDEX([FILENAME.XLSX]DealerDetails!$A$2:$A$15000,MATCH(L2,[FILENAME.XLSX]DealerDetails!$CJ$2:$CJ$15000,0))
If this turns out an #N/A, I'd like those #N/A's to switch to this formula:
=INDEX([FILENAME.XLSX]DealerDetails!$A$2:$A$15000,MATCH(M2,[FILENAME.XLSX]DealerDetails!$CK$2:$CK$15000,0))
Then the remaining #N/A's to go to this one:
=INDEX([FILENAME.XLSX]DealerDetails!$A$2:$A$15000,MATCH(G2,[FILENAME.XLSX]DealerDetails!$G$2:$G$15000,0))
The column I'm referring to will have around 2,000 records or less.
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Feb 22, 2013
I have two data points a Talk Time Value lets say 2:08 and the number of calls lets say 10 and need to pull the column heading value for the number of agents needed lets say 2. My "Grid" is saved in one sheet and the my variable data values are in another. I need to somehow pull the closet match of my talk time value 2:08 and the calls value 10 to match up on my grid and give me the Column Heading which is the number of agents. Which in this example would be 2 agents. Just for reference in my other sheet I have my Talk time Value in C3 and my Call number value in D3. I tried various Index and Match formulas but have not got the one that I need to work the closet I have is =INDEX(Sheet2'B1:D1,MATCH(D3,INDEX(Sheet2'B2:D7,MATCH(C3,'Sheet2'A2:A7,1),0))).
example: in Sheet 2
ColA Col B Col C Col D Sheet 1 C3= 2:08 D3=10
Row 1 1 2 3
Row 2 1:00 0 3 4
Row 3 1:15 1 5 6
Row 4 1:30 2 7 8
Row 5 1:45 3 9 10
Row 6 2:00 4 10 11
Row 7 2:15 5 12 13
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Mar 13, 2013
I'm using Index/Match to find a value in another workbook, but there is one value that I want to ignore. For example here is my function --
=INDEX(ZZANALYSIS_PATTERN.xls!$A:$H,MATCH(D8,ZZANALYSIS_PATTERN.xls!$G:$G,0),2)
In D8, the value is Blue. Here is an example with made-up values (X is meaningless values) --
A B C D E F G
X Apple X X X X Blue
X Pie X X X X Blue
When I use the function, I want it to retrieve Pie, but it always retrieves Apple. Is there a way to ignore Apple? I've tried throwing "Apple" in there a couple different ways, but nothing is working. Or, if I can search from the bottom up, that would work as well.
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Oct 3, 2013
Whatever formula I try is returning an error of #N/A
I have two worksheets the first with transport data - customer,collection point, delivery point, haulier and number of pallets - all this information is in columns; the second sheet with the rates show haulier, customer, validity, delivery point in columns and then pallet numbers run across a row with rates tying in underneath. i have simplified this below.
I am just trying to reference all the data and work out what the cost for the variables would be in the example the cell i'm trying to find is H8 (320) -
I have already tried the following and several modified versions:
=INDEX('RATE LOOKUPS'!$E$6:$I$9,MATCH(1,('MASTER DATA'!A:A='RATE LOOKUPS'!C:C)*('MASTER DATA'!B:B='RATE LOOKUPS'!B:B)*('MASTER DATA'!C:C='RATE LOOKUPS'!D:D)*('MASTER DATA'!D:D='RATE LOOKUPS'!A:A)*('MASTER DATA'!E:E='RATE LOOKUPS'!E5:I5),0))
[Code] ..........
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Oct 20, 2009
Let's say I have a list in worksheet 1. It's in column A, starts in row 1 and goes.
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple
In worksheet 2 I want to list in row 1, starting with column A, which colors have a value next to them. I want the list to match the first worksheet's order. I'm looking for a formula solution.
Example 1
WS 1
Red 3
Orange 4
Yellow 5
Green
Blue 1
Purple..........
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Jul 23, 2014
I'm trying to perform an index / match lookup that can have a dynamic indexed column.
Sheet1 has the master table and sheet2 is where I'm putting the formula. The table on sheet1 has a RecordID field that uniquely identifies each record and that must be typed into Sheet2 [RecordID] column and then matched to sheet one to identify the record
Code:
MATCH([RecordID],Table1[RecordID],0)
The column headers on Sheet1 are used as data validation for the column [Field] on sheet2. The value of the Field column on sheet two should determine the the column on sheet1 to index.
This is what I have so far:
Code:
=INDEX(MATCH([Field],Sheet1!A:AQ),MATCH([RecordID],Table1[RecordID],0))
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Sep 3, 2009
I would imagine that the title of this thread made little sense, so let me try to explain:
Sheet A has columns A-C populated with data. Column D needs to search Sheet B columns A-C for a match. (ie, see if the data on sheet A is also on sheet B) if this is true, then it needs to return the value of the LAST column of the matched row in Sheet B.
So, if Sheet A R1 A-C is 1,2,3. Sheet A R1 D needs to search Sheet B for 1,2,3. and when it finds it, (for example on row 9) return the value of the last column of Sheet B row 9. The issue is, the last value could be in column R or S or AA, there is just no way of knowing.
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May 23, 2014
I have one worksheet. I am needing to match up column G cells (TELCEL/MULTI) with value on E3 and with value E4 and give consecutive numbers on column F depending if the matched column G with value on E3/E4 is on same date of column L and if column Q (Tipo de movimiento) appers "Ventas"; I have plenty blankcells and other values on column G.
column E
# DE EVENTO
COMPANIA
INICIO
MES
Clave del producto
Descripcion
Fecha del movimiento
Clave de la tienda
Clave de la caja
Clave del usuario
Clave del vendedor
Tipo de movimiento
row3
TELCEL
[Code] ........
I have to put 1 to first and then sum one if condition is true
1
TELCEL
TAT
may
TAT31
Telcel, Telcel tiempo aire $31
01/05/2014
01
01
3
Ventas
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Mar 15, 2013
I have two spreadsheets, one with master file with original data and one that needs to pull in the original data. My issue is all the data to match off of is in the same column, and a number of other files link to the master file, plus it is used externally, so I cannot alter it, and I would rather not create a mock/copy file. Is there a formula that can look for 2 different items within the same column? Would prefer not to use VBA, but if that's the only option I'll take it. I am using Excel 2003.
Here is an example of the setup - I would need the formula to reference off the two different items/categories in the column, so lookup off the 'St. Louis' and following that, lookup off the produce items.
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Feb 12, 2013
I have previously been using the equations such as :
[Code] .........
Where AWH is the column of interest and $B$12 returns the last row of my workbook.
I want to be able to use an indirect in this in order to specify which column to count by inputting a column reference in a cell.
I attempted the equation to use indirect but it returns #REF.
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Jul 18, 2014
Excel 2010: I'm working with a sheet where I would like to get accurate results on the make and model of cars sold in a given week. The workbook contains several worksheets each representing weekly sales numbers for different vehicles.
The Make-Models tab has the lists used to create the drop-down selections.
The Sales tab allows one to create an ad hoc report on the total number of vehicles sold, by Make and Model. Cell B2 is named 'SelectedModel' and used in the formula found in column E, Total Sold.
Problem: When I select Honda, for example in B2 of the Sales worksheet then select Accord in cell B3 of the same. The results returned in E2, E3 and E4 are 2, 3 and 4, respectively, instead of 8, 3 and 7.
2 Honda Accords were sold on Monday and 6 on Tuesday of the same week. My formula is only returning the first matched value of 2 whereas I would like it to return 2+6, 8 for week 1. Same goes for other weeks.
Select any other make and model and notice the problem follows. I believe the error is due to incorrect usage of the formula or incorrect formula altogether.
IF(ISNA(INDEX(Week1!E:E,MATCH(SelectedModel,Week1!B:B,0))),0,
INDEX(Week1!E:E,MATCH(SelectedModel,Week1!B:B,0)))
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Feb 14, 2014
I have a list in column L2:L352. I would like to be able to start at AD2 and drag horizontally so that AD2 = L2, AE2 = <BLANK>, AF2 = <BLANK>, AG2 = L3, AH2 = <BLANK>, AI2 = <BLANK>, AJ2 = L4, etc.... until L352 has been autofilled.
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Feb 17, 2010
Attached is a workbook with some sample data. All cells in column A have a unique value that should be applied towards all values in column B corresponding to that cell in column A. For instance, A1 should apply towards all data in B1.
What I initially did is took all the values in column B and put them into a separate worksheet (this information is on sheet 2 of attached workbook) and used the text to columns to separate them into individual cells, but still horizontally.
What I need is for the macro to take all data in one row, copy paste special values transpose (to vertical) into column B of sheet 3. THEN (here's where I can't seem to get it...) I need that corresponding unique value from sheet 1, column A, to be copied and pasted into sheet 3 and autofilled down for the number of values it corresponds with.
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