index indirect.ext match formula

2019-08-07 03:28发布

I am using this formula below. It does work, but unfortunately once the match has found I do not get the proper column result back. I would expect the information out of column E, but I get the cell info back of another column. So what do I need to do in order to get always the results back of column E?

=INDEX(INDIRECT.EXT("'"&BO13&"
["&BO17&"]"&BO18&"'!"&BU5),MATCH(A75,INDIRECT.EXT("'"&BO13&"
["&BO17&"]"&BO18&"'!"&BU7),0),MATCH(AA75,INDIRECT.EXT("'"&BO13&"
["&BO17&"]"&BO18&"'!"&BU8),0))
  • BO13 = Path
  • BO17 = Filename.xlsx
  • BO18 = SheetName
  • BU5 = $E$3:$E$5 --> lookup range
  • BU7 = $B$2:$B$5 --> including a certain name
  • BU8 = $C$2:$C$5 --> including a certain number
  • A75 = lookup value which is a name
  • AA75 = lookup value which is a number

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2楼-- · 2019-08-07 03:58

Use this formula in case of similar issues. INDEX(INDIRECT.EXT("'"&BO13&"["&BO17&"]"&BO18&"'!"&BU5),MATCH(1,(INDIRECT.EXT("'"&BO13&"["&BO17&"]"&BO18&"'!"&BU7)=A75)*(INDIRECT.EXT("'"&BO13&"["&BO17&"]"&BO18&"'!"&BU8)=AA75),0))

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