Vlookup Or Offset/match Formula

Apr 16, 2009

On the attached spreadsheet, i am trying lookup the selection name in column A on the summary sheet and search through column A of the other three worksheets adding together the three answers but something isn't working as the end answer is incorrect. I have tried vlookup and also tried combining offset/match but neither way i am getting the correct answer. I removed a lot of the data to simplify things and changed the figures to fictional ones for privacy reasons.

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Offset In Combination With Match And Vlookup?

Apr 24, 2014

How to use offset in combination with match and vlookup. Well I think I have to use Offset to find the value ( cell with time in it).

I have in my workbook 3 sheets: Sheet1, Sheet2 and Agents.

In 'Sheet2' every week I upload a report with persons and every person has a certain amount of time behind their name.

In 'Sheet1' I want to get (load) the data: the person and time from 'Sheet2'.

In 'Agents' I only match the names. That's because the names in the report I upload in 'Sheet2' have a different lay-out then the ones I use.

The matching and to get the names correct in 'Sheet1' Is no problem. Though I get stuck with the cells where the time is placed in the report I upload in 'Sheet2'.

The persons are in Column C ( C7, C26, C45, C64 etc) but the value I also need to get is not in line behind the names. It's In the 7th row under the name and in Column L.

Example:

Wiebe (C7) time ( L14)
Gary (C26 time ( L33)
Kay (C45) time ( L52)

What I use to match the names and get data is this formula.

=INDEX(Sheet2!$A:$L;MATCH(VLOOKUP(Sheet1!$A2;Agents!$A:$E;5;0);Sheet2!$C:$C;0);MATCH(B$1;Sheet2!$1:$1;0))

Is it possible to use Offset ( or something different) in this formula to also get the cells with the time ( matching with the right person)

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Sep 22, 2009

I have attached an example s/sheet. Basically this is an excerpt of the data that sits in a pivot table. What I want to do is from another sheet query this data. I don't want to use another pivot table as they are quite hungry in terms of memory and the data source we have is quite large. In essence what I want to achieve is in cell G2 the user enters a code. A function (vlookup?) will then scan column A to find that code.

The function then needs to look across and sum the total of Requests and Responses for all the dates. Whilst the dates may change, the number of dates will remain the same. Once it has summed them it needs to return the totals to cells G4 and G5. Additionally it needs to fill in the relevant total (offset?) for the corresponding week as detailed in columns H-AH. It seems quite a simple lookup issue but I am not very versed in nested lookups. I have looked around and it seems INDEX woudl do the job but I am at a loss on how to construct this type of function.

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I am using an offset match formula to look at a named range of data and create a validation list of property address's based on certain criteria in cell d1.

My question is it appears the information which is status information seems to have to be sorted, otherwise the list doesnt work properly.

is there another formula to accomplish this with out having to sort the criteria in cell d1 ??

This is the formula i am curently using, it works great if "ListStatus" is sorted and not if unsorted.

=OFFSET(AddressDisplay,MATCH($D$2,ListStatus,0)-1,0,COUNTIF(ListStatus,$D$2))

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I found the following formula, with different sheet and cell references, on someone's site: =OFFSET(CurvCalc!$E$12,MATCH(MAX(CurvCalc!$E$12:$E$10000)+1,CurvCalc!$E$12:$E$10000,1)-1,0)

I googled for the last couple of days but can't find this site again. I have found several that come close like Dave's at http://www.ozgrid.com/News/excel-dynamic-ranges-vba.htm

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/lookups.htm
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/lists.htm

and Microsoft's at

http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q152407

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A B C D E F
Latest Status
Latest Date
Current Status 1
Current Date 1
Current Status 2
Current Date 2

#VALUE!
Sun,16-Feb-14,11:0 PM
Take1
Sun,16-Feb- 14,10:41PM
Take2
Sun,16-Feb- 14,11:02 PM

My formula =IF(B3="","",OFFSET(A3,MATCH(B3,B3:F3,0),0,2)) in A2 is giving me #value error.

The correct solution should be Take2, while matching the condition from B2 latest date.

Sheet Attached. File Name-Latest.xls Zippyshare.com - Latest.xls

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I have the following formula in a cell:

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When the workbook with this formula is open it slows down other workbooks quite a bit.

If I run code in another workbook without the workbook with the formula open, calculation takes 0.099 seconds. If the workbook with the formula is open, the same code takes 2.24 seconds.

How could I change/replace above formula to average the last n (cell M9 value) cells in an ever changing column.

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I have a sheet that a VLOOKUP is looking at, and what I need is, if that VLOOKUP finds what it is looking for I need it to look at the cell 2 cells to the left, how is that done?

I am thinking something like:

Formula:

[Code] ......

I just don't know the offset part.

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Jan 22, 2014

I want to set up a formula which automatically does vlookup or same sort of function on numbers given out by a link through a formula.

As a example i have attached the sheet.

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I have the following arrangement
PVCu_Woodgrain_DoorF190210300#REF!

PVCu _woodgrain_Door is a drop down list that selects from a number of named ranges.

The Cell that shows (F1) and is called DOORSTYLE with 6 choices F1, F2 ... F6 (I cannot change these to numeric only values)

300 is the 2 previous cells added together. It is called DRSZ1 and will match a numeric value in the named array.

My formula cell with the issue has this formula;
=INDEX(INDIRECT(ARRAYDR1),MATCH(DOORSTYLE,INDEX(INDIRECT(ARRAYDR1),0,1)),MATCH(DRSZ1,INDEX(INDIRECT(ARRAYDR1),1,0)))

I know MATCH(DOORSTYLE,INDEX etc. should be a VLOOKUP to find F1 in the named array, but I just cannot get it right.

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Jan 11, 2014

I am trying to create a lookup formula where the cell value to match has a formula behind it.

For example: =INDEX(AR7:AR371,MATCH(G28,AE7:AE371,0))

The trouble I'm having is that the value in G28 is derived from a formula and the Index Match formula then gives a #N/A result. If I change the value in G28 (a date) manually, so directly enter a date, the Index Match formula works ok.

Is there any way of getting the Index Match formula to work, or Vlookup would also do although that at the moment that has the same problem with G28 having a formula behind it.

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I'm trying to create a rec report, ideally on one page, for multiple criteria. The situation is we get a report on our trade positions (investment stuff) from an outside service we use. We also have a report internally from what we've booked. We're looking to tie out are basic things like price, original par, revised par, trade date, counter-party banks, etc. I've consolidated data from both sources on one page (DATA) where all data points are lined up (say EXTERNAL is from rows 1-500, and INTERNAL is 510-1010). Now I need to create a front page showing the result of each tie-out. The lookup value will be a combination of the fund name + trade ticket number which would almost guarantee a unique ID (fund name XYZ, ticket number 12345 = XYZ12345)

Current tabs on spreadsheet: DATA, EXTERNAL, INTERNAL. I need to add a REC page

Question: What formula can I use to check on each and return TRUE/FALSE? The goal is to have about 8 columns on the REC, each for one of the tie-outs (let's use price as an example.). I know the basic VLOOKUP to return one value, but it appears in this case I will need VLOOKUP to check two matching values based on unique ID XZY12345, compare the price, and return TRUE if they match, FALSE if they don't

Here's something I saw from one of our spreadsheets that I think does the same to confirm counter-party, though I have no idea how to read this lengthy formula.

=EXACT(VLOOKUP(IF(Q2="COMPANY",R2,Q2),FUNDS!$M$1:$N$400,2,FALSE),
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Mar 2, 2009

I'm trying to lookup a string in a column from another sheet and than return the row on which that string was found. I have two files, one in which my OFFSET/MATCH worked and another in which they didn't work properly.

My problem is this: I have multiple instances of a string in a column and i want to get all the info on that string (the rest of the columns). Let me explain in examples.

In column A on Sheet 2 i have

4 2 4
2 3 4
5 3 2
2 2 2
4 1 3

I need to have in Sheet 1:

4 2 4
4 1 3

Where the first 4 (bolded) is the reference value.

In sheet 1 i have a column A2 which is the reference. In column B2 i have
=MATCH(A2;'Sheet 2'!A1:A16051;1) - this worked on a file but returned a bad value on the other (donno why)

In the second file i used =MATCH(A2;'Sheet 2'!A2:A10552;0)+1 which returned the good value.

For the second value (row 4 1 3) i used =IF(OFFSET('Sheet 2'!A1;B2-2;0)=A2;OFFSET(Sheet 2'!A1;B2-2;0);0). This worked well on the first file but didn't work on the second.

I got the commands above from someone that used to update this file so i don't know exactly how they work

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If there is not match, I get #N/A in the cell. I would prefer to get a value of zero (or ""). I've been experimenting with ISNA and ISERROR.

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I'm struggling with this.

Sheet2.A1 = Cat

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I'm having trying to set up a new
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EXISTING WORKBOOK1:
(Col A is dynamic range 'name', Col B is dynamic range 'product', Col D is
dynamic range 'mtd')
A B C D
Joe P1 7
P2 1
P3 2
Total 10
Jill P1 3
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NEW WORKBOOK2
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P1 P2 P3
Joe 7 1 2
Jill 3 4 1

I entered the following as an array formula in cell B2 and it works fine to
return the proper result of 7:
=INDEX('workbook1.xls'!mtd,MATCH("Joe"&"P1",'workbook1.xls'!name&'workbook1.xls'!product,0))
This does not work to return the results for P2 or P3, I am assuming because
I need some sort of an offset for the different rows in workbook1.

I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction here. First I want
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I would think an if/offset/match function would do this but I can't seem to figure it out as it may require nesting.

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a1
a2
a3
a4
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Attached is a sample : EXAMPLE.xlsx

Account
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7/31/2012
6/30/2012
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[Code] ......

EXAMPLE.xlsx

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