From: Nadine on
I need help with an index, match formula.

Worksheet 1 has 8 columns. In ColA is the name, Col 4 is the associated
cost center.
Worksheet 2 needs to find the cost center based on the name in ColE.
I could use a vlookup but the Index Match takes up less space when saved. I
am using Excel 2003. Thanks.
From: Paul on

Hi Nadine,

Perhaps:

=INDEX(Sheet1!$D:$D,MATCH(E1,Sheet1!$A:$A,0))

Not sure why VLOOKUP would take up more space, it's shorter.

=VLOOKUP(E1,Sheet1!$A:$H,4,0)


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From: T. Valko on
Something like this...

=INDEX(Sheet1!D:D,MATCH(E1,Sheet1!A:A,0))

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"Nadine" <Nadine(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I need help with an index, match formula.
>
> Worksheet 1 has 8 columns. In ColA is the name, Col 4 is the associated
> cost center.
> Worksheet 2 needs to find the cost center based on the name in ColE.
> I could use a vlookup but the Index Match takes up less space when saved.
> I
> am using Excel 2003. Thanks.


From: Nadine on
Never mind. I got it.

"Nadine" wrote:

> I need help with an index, match formula.
>
> Worksheet 1 has 8 columns. In ColA is the name, Col 4 is the associated
> cost center.
> Worksheet 2 needs to find the cost center based on the name in ColE.
> I could use a vlookup but the Index Match takes up less space when saved. I
> am using Excel 2003. Thanks.
From: Paul on

Nadine;689000 Wrote:
>
Never mind. I got it.


Perhaps "Thank you for your suggestions, I figured it out on my own.
Here's what I used.."? A bit late to never mind.


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