Hello guys,
I am wondering whether it’s possible to use MATCH & CONCATENATE function together.
Have to tables:
TABLE1:
<tbody>
</tbody>
TABLE2:
<tbody>
</tbody>
Is it possible to use function as below:
=MATCH(CONCATENATE(TABLE2!Item;TABLE2!Price type);CONCATENATE(TABLE1!Item; TABLE1!Price type);0)
In TABLE 2 I need to know I which row in TABLE1 is Item number with specific price type next to.
When I try to do it I receive: #VALUE! Error.
Just want you to know, that I can’t modify or filter TABLE 1, this is pure input data and need to stay like it is, I can do any changes in table 2.
I am wondering whether it’s possible to use MATCH & CONCATENATE function together.
Have to tables:
TABLE1:
Item | Price type |
600314095 | I1 |
600314095 | I2 |
600314095 | I3 |
600314149 | I1 |
600314149 | I2 |
600314149 | I3 |
600345655 | I1 |
600345655 | I2 |
600345655 | I3 |
600383015 | I1 |
600383015 | I2 |
600383015 | I3 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
TABLE2:
Item | Price type | ROW of table 1 |
600314095 | I2 | Match+ concatenate? |
600314149 | I2 | |
600345655 | I2 | |
600383015 | I2 |
<tbody>
</tbody>
Is it possible to use function as below:
=MATCH(CONCATENATE(TABLE2!Item;TABLE2!Price type);CONCATENATE(TABLE1!Item; TABLE1!Price type);0)
In TABLE 2 I need to know I which row in TABLE1 is Item number with specific price type next to.
When I try to do it I receive: #VALUE! Error.
Just want you to know, that I can’t modify or filter TABLE 1, this is pure input data and need to stay like it is, I can do any changes in table 2.
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