Index and Match for four columns.

rgillson3

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I work with a report that requires a lot of filtering.

I've been using an Index-Match formula in two different columns to fill in filterable data.

Currently, Column K Indexes Col N, to Match Col O, and Col M Indexes Col Q to Match Col R.

How can I have one column Index do both?

I ran across the Index-Match-Match formula, but am not sure if it would work, or how to set it up.
 

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Hello,

Can you use the xl2bb extension and show where your data is, and your current formula so I can try to assist?

Thanks
 
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Hi,

I need a refresher on how to use the xl2bb extension.

Rob
 
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Thank you. I'll have to work on it later. I'm getting a bit behind today.
 
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I haven't been able to xl2bb extension to work, probably due to user err.

Is there any way to "next" two index and match formulas together in the same cell/column?

I'm currently using =INDEX($N$1:$N$11,MATCH(A17,$O$1:$O$11,0)) and =INDEX($Q$1:$Q$11,MATCH(A17,$R$1:$R$11,0)).

I'd like to pull all my matches in a single column.
 
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I think I figured out how to use the xl2bb extension.

Index Test.xlsx
IJKLMNOPQR
1Mgr20
2Mgr21NON EMP40
329.61Mgr22NON EMP41
4Mgr23NON EMP42
5HAVE TO leave the "Yes" in this formulaMgr24NON EMP43
6Mgr25
7Cell contains only a space: /NOMgr26
8NoNO ot#N/A#N/A#N/AMgr27
9Mgr28
10Mgr29
11Blank?OT?MgrMgr NameTo Go/Off-SiteMgr30
12
13YesOT?#N/A#N/A#N/A
14YesOT?#N/A#N/A#N/A
15YesOT?#N/A#N/A#N/A
16YesOT?#N/A#N/A#N/A
17NoNO ot#N/A#N/A#N/A
18YesNO ot#N/A#N/A#N/A
OT Report WE 08.20.2023_Fri (2)
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I3I3=MAX(C13:C438)
R3:R5,O2:O11R3=+R2+1
I8,I13:I18I8=IF(A8=" ","Yes","No")
J8,J13:J18J8=IF(C8>$G$2,"OT?","NO ot")
K8,K13:K18K8=INDEX($N$1:$N$11,MATCH(A8,$O$1:$O$11,0))
L8,L13:L18L8=IF(K8="Mgr",A8,"")
M8,M13:M18M8=INDEX($Q$1:$Q$11,MATCH(A8,$R$1:$R$11,0))
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
K13:K579Expression=K13="Mgr"textNO
 
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