MindManagement
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I am using the table below to fill in the right value from another worksheet called "Call Rates".
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The Worksheet Call Rates looks like this
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The formula I used in the first table where 0,02000 is marked in red looks like :
=INDEX('Call Rates'!B2:B4;MATCH(B1&A2;'Call Rates'!B1:D1&'Call Rates'!A2:A4;0))
After that I press Shift+CTRL+Enter
But i get an error saying "# Value".
I used an example from the internet where they looked up a value based on 2 criteria, same as I would like to do.
If I write in the first table 1, in B1, Fonzer++ he should return the value 0,01800 or Fonzer+ should result in 0,01900.
But no, it returns the result #Value .
Can somebody tell me what's wrong on my formula ?
A | B | |
1 | Type Convesation | Fonzer |
2 | Belgium, Fixed | 0,02000 |
3 |
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The Worksheet Call Rates looks like this
A | B | C | D | |
1 | Fonzer | Fonzer+ | Fonzer++ | |
2 | Belgium, Fixed | 0,02000 | 0,01900 | 0,01800 |
3 | Belgium, Mobile | 0,08500 | 0,06500 | 0,04500 |
4 |
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The formula I used in the first table where 0,02000 is marked in red looks like :
=INDEX('Call Rates'!B2:B4;MATCH(B1&A2;'Call Rates'!B1:D1&'Call Rates'!A2:A4;0))
After that I press Shift+CTRL+Enter
But i get an error saying "# Value".
I used an example from the internet where they looked up a value based on 2 criteria, same as I would like to do.
If I write in the first table 1, in B1, Fonzer++ he should return the value 0,01800 or Fonzer+ should result in 0,01900.
But no, it returns the result #Value .
Can somebody tell me what's wrong on my formula ?