RockandGrohl
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Hi guys,
I'm using a multi-criteria Index-Match to return a cost-code where two criteria are found in two ranges:
So what I want is in Validation column M, I'm looking in Validation Column L for B28 = "Banana" and Validation Column N for C28 = "Donkey"
Column L in Validation has string values such as "Apple_Banana_Coconut"
So I thought if I wrap B28 in wildcards it would find it.
I have confirmed that my formula works if I remove the wildcards and replace the appropriate value in Column L with just "Banana", so it's clearly an issue with multi-criteria index-match not liking wildcards.
Thank you.
I'm using a multi-criteria Index-Match to return a cost-code where two criteria are found in two ranges:
Excel Formula:
{=INDEX(Validation!M:M,MATCH(1,(Validation!L:L="*"&B28&"*")*(Validation!N:N=C28),0))}
So what I want is in Validation column M, I'm looking in Validation Column L for B28 = "Banana" and Validation Column N for C28 = "Donkey"
Column L in Validation has string values such as "Apple_Banana_Coconut"
So I thought if I wrap B28 in wildcards it would find it.
I have confirmed that my formula works if I remove the wildcards and replace the appropriate value in Column L with just "Banana", so it's clearly an issue with multi-criteria index-match not liking wildcards.
Thank you.