itsrich
Board Regular
- Joined
- Apr 13, 2009
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- 73
- Office Version
- 365
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- Windows
On a pricing sheet
Currently the formula in use is =VLOOKUP(N27,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$XW,48,0) (there is a column of these used to price our boats)
I am looking to develop something more dynamic. I want to use the Boat Model in cell O24 and the Part Number in Column N to look up values in a database where the Model is in Row 14 & Part Numbers are in Column C.
The DB starts in F16:EL2081 (planning on reducing the size of this DB once this formula is developed)
Header Row is F14 through EL14
parent numbers in Column C
What I have tried...
=INDEX('POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$EL,MATCH(N28,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$C,0),MATCH($O$24,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$14:$14,0)) results in ZERO. It should result in $945.
=INDIRECT(MATCH(N29,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$C,0),MATCH($O$24,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$14:$14,0)) results in #REF!. The match functions give the correct row & column, but I am not sure I have the syntax of the indirect function correct.
Thank you for your help. I inherited this mess. The DB works well but the original creator has left and now I am tasked with bringing this spreadsheet up to 2023 standards.
Currently the formula in use is =VLOOKUP(N27,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$XW,48,0) (there is a column of these used to price our boats)
I am looking to develop something more dynamic. I want to use the Boat Model in cell O24 and the Part Number in Column N to look up values in a database where the Model is in Row 14 & Part Numbers are in Column C.
The DB starts in F16:EL2081 (planning on reducing the size of this DB once this formula is developed)
Header Row is F14 through EL14
parent numbers in Column C
What I have tried...
=INDEX('POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$EL,MATCH(N28,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$C,0),MATCH($O$24,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$14:$14,0)) results in ZERO. It should result in $945.
=INDIRECT(MATCH(N29,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$C:$C,0),MATCH($O$24,'POK-Standards-and-Options'!$14:$14,0)) results in #REF!. The match functions give the correct row & column, but I am not sure I have the syntax of the indirect function correct.
Thank you for your help. I inherited this mess. The DB works well but the original creator has left and now I am tasked with bringing this spreadsheet up to 2023 standards.