Hi!
I'm using ISERROR and MATCH to see if a combination of two cells is the right connection according to a "master sheet".
However the one of these values can be found in two columns. The formula I'm using right now is:
=ISERROR(MATCH(1;($D2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$H:$H)*($N2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$J:$J);0))
The first part: ($D2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$H:$H) is correct since the value can be found in one column and can be matched.
The second part : ($N2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$J:$J) however is not.
This is because $N2 can be found in the column J or K and not only J.
How can I adjust this formula to work correctly?
Thanks!
I'm using ISERROR and MATCH to see if a combination of two cells is the right connection according to a "master sheet".
However the one of these values can be found in two columns. The formula I'm using right now is:
=ISERROR(MATCH(1;($D2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$H:$H)*($N2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$J:$J);0))
The first part: ($D2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$H:$H) is correct since the value can be found in one column and can be matched.
The second part : ($N2='Overzicht AM & PV'!$J:$J) however is not.
This is because $N2 can be found in the column J or K and not only J.
How can I adjust this formula to work correctly?
Thanks!