Index with multiple matches (verticle & horizontal)

cshetty

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Dear Experts
Please help me to tune this formula.

=INDEX($F$4:$M$10,MATCH(1,($E15=$D$4:$D$10)*(F$14=$E$4:$E$10),0),MATCH(1,($D15=$F$3:$M$3),0))

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Thank you in advance.
 

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1Data
2HotelRevenue Type20162017201820192022202320252025
3Hotel1Room Revenue22490202852135286713824853901849791191769622058102297750
4Hotel1F&B Revenue -Total38399613717726366047336477242652356283232731680983696147
5Hotel1Others1020865125206611311199432.22690838712683758333849983
6Hotel1NOP11612911678180155941113970261092964112377214237071628732
7Hotel2Room Revenue28305862884414283544125171921762052182056815136731700501
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11Result
12YearHotelRoom RevenueF&B Revenue -TotalOthers
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142016Hotel228305862893392619152
152017Hotel1285213537177261252066
162017Hotel228844142818648684913
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C13:E16C13=SUMIFS(INDEX($C$3:$J$9,,MATCH($A13,$C$2:$J$2,0)),$A$3:$A$9,$B13,$B$3:$B$9,C$12)



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Please help me to tune this formula.

=INDEX($F$4:$M$10,MATCH(1,($E15=$D$4:$D$10)*(F$14=$E$4:$E$10),0),MATCH(1,($D15=$F$3:$M$3),0))
To tune your formula, try this very small change (in your version you may need to confirm it with Ctrl+Shift+Enter, not just Enter)
=INDEX($F$4:$M$10,MATCH(1,($E15=$D$4:$D$10)*(F$14=$E$4:$E$10),0),MATCH(1,--($D15=$F$3:$M$3),0))
 
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Solution
To tune your formula, try this very small change (in your version you may need to confirm it with Ctrl+Shift+Enter, not just Enter)
=INDEX($F$4:$M$10,MATCH(1,($E15=$D$4:$D$10)*(F$14=$E$4:$E$10),0),MATCH(1,--($D15=$F$3:$M$3),0))
Thank you Peter. You were helping me often.
 
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Book1
ABCDEFGHIJ
1Data
2HotelRevenue Type20162017201820192022202320252025
3Hotel1Room Revenue22490202852135286713824853901849791191769622058102297750
4Hotel1F&B Revenue -Total38399613717726366047336477242652356283232731680983696147
5Hotel1Others1020865125206611311199432.22690838712683758333849983
6Hotel1NOP11612911678180155941113970261092964112377214237071628732
7Hotel2Room Revenue28305862884414283544125171921762052182056815136731700501
8Hotel2F&B Revenue -Total28933922818648288662426397262113070208682719663062040472
9Hotel2Others619152684913702274658191603993624001643444642028
10
11Result
12YearHotelRoom RevenueF&B Revenue -TotalOthers
132016Hotel1224902038399611020865
142016Hotel228305862893392619152
152017Hotel1285213537177261252066
162017Hotel228844142818648684913
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C13:E16C13=SUMIFS(INDEX($C$3:$J$9,,MATCH($A13,$C$2:$J$2,0)),$A$3:$A$9,$B13,$B$3:$B$9,C$12)



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C13=IFERROR(INDEX($C$3:$J$9,MATCH($B13&C$12,INDEX($A$3:$A$9&$B$3:$B$9,0),0),MATCH($A13,$C$2:$J$2,0)),"")

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Thank you very much.
This eliminates C+S+E
 
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C13=IFERROR(INDEX($C$3:$J$9,MATCH($B13&C$12,INDEX($A$3:$A$9&$B$3:$B$9,0),0),MATCH($A13,$C$2:$J$2,0)),"")

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Hi. One question. When we use index function as a stand alone function the syntax would be Index(range, row, col). Why we use row number as ZERO when we use Index function inside other function ? In the above case Index is inside match function and the crow reference is zero. Could you please enlighten on this.

Hope i was able to form the question correctly.

Thanks in advance.
 
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