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OFFSET and LOOKUP Error
I'm using Excel 2007
I'm using this formula in cell F11 to lookup a payment amount, which works fine. =HLOOKUP($I$3,Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2) In Cell E11 I want to display the cell to the immediate left of the cell being looked up in F11. I have tried this formula but get an error message: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($I$3,Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2),0,-1) Suggestions? |
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OFFSET and LOOKUP Error
Try this...
=INDEX(Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2,MATCH($I$3,INDEX(M ortgage_Pay_Table,1,0),0)-1) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Jim" wrote in message ... I'm using Excel 2007 I'm using this formula in cell F11 to lookup a payment amount, which works fine. =HLOOKUP($I$3,Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2) In Cell E11 I want to display the cell to the immediate left of the cell being looked up in F11. I have tried this formula but get an error message: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($I$3,Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2),0,-1) Suggestions? |
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OFFSET and LOOKUP Error
Jim wrote:
I'm using Excel 2007 I'm using this formula in cell F11 to lookup a payment amount, which works fine. =HLOOKUP($I$3,Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2) In Cell E11 I want to display the cell to the immediate left of the cell being looked up in F11. I have tried this formula but get an error message: =OFFSET(HLOOKUP($I$3,Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2),0,-1) Suggestions? Something like this (untested): =INDEX(Mortgage_Pay_Table,A11+2,MATCH($I$3,Mortgag e_Pay_Table,0)-1) |
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