Seeking a better formula for pulling large amounts of data with index match

kxellis26

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I have a shared sheet that folks are able to access in sharepoint and input specific data that I pull back with index/match. I am wondering if there is a better way that doesn't bog down sharepoint/desktop app.

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C4:C14C4=SUM(E4,H4,K4,N4,Q4,W4,Z4,AC4)
D4:D14D4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!C:C,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(D$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
E4:E14E4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!E:E,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(D$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
F4:F14F4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!H:H,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(D$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
G4:G14G4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!C:C,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(G$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
H4:H14H4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!E:E,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(G$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
I4:I14I4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!H:H,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(G$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
J4:J14J4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!C:C,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(J$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
K4:K14K4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!E:E,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(J$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
L4:L14L4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!H:H,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(J$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
M4:M14M4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!C:C,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(M$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
N4:N14N4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!E:E,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(M$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
O4:O14O4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!H:H,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(M$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
P4:P14P4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!C:C,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(P$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
Q4:Q14Q4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!E:E,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(P$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")
R4:R14R4=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!H:H,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B:B)*(P$3='Training Log'!D:D),0)),"")


It works, but takes a while. Not a huge deal, but if someone has ideas on a better formula to help, I'd appreciate it.
 

Excel Facts

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Use Data, What-If Analysis, Goal Seek to find the correct input cell value to reach a desired result
Simplest way to improve the performance is to limit the ranges, rather than using entire columns, like
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(INDEX('Training Log'!C$2:C$10000,MATCH(1,('Training Results'!B4='Training Log'!B$2:B$10000)*(D$3='Training Log'!D$2:D$10000),0)),"")
 
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That's kinda what I was thinking. Figured I would ask though. Thank you!
 
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Could you get multiple rows that match the criteria, or just one?
 
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In that case you could also try
Excel Formula:
=FILTER('Training Log'!C$2:C$10000,(B4='Training Log'!B$2:B$10000)*(D$3='Training Log'!D$2:D$10000),"")
 
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Solution
You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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