Xlookup help

zinah

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Hi,

I have below table and what I need is to get the count based on selected team for each tenure, I was trying to use the xlookup but it's not working, as it's giving me #VALUE, can anyone help me with refining the formula to get the same as expected results column?

Xlookup help.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1Team1Team2Team3Team4
2TenureCountCountCountCount
3> 10 Yrs761173
45-10 Yrs941149
52-5 Yrs1539282
61-2 Yrs523122
7< 1 Yr11740
8< 2 MonthsNANA8
9< 6 MonthsNA8NA
10Team1
11Expected results
12TenureCount
13> 10 Yrs7#VALUE!
145-10 Yrs9
152-5 Yrs15
161-2 Yrs5
17< 1 Yr11
18< 2 MonthsNA
19< 6 MonthsNA
20
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I13I13=XLOOKUP(1,(B1:E1=G10)*(A3:A9=G13),B3:E9)
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
G10List=$B$1:$E$1
 

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MrExcelPlayground23.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1Team1Team2Team3Team4
2TenureCountCountCountCount
3> 10 Yrs761173
45-10 Yrs941149
52-5 Yrs1539282
61-2 Yrs523122
7< 1 Yr11740
8< 2 MonthsNANA8
9< 6 MonthsNA8NA
10Team2
11Expected results
12TenureCount
13> 10 Yrs761
145-10 Yrs941
152-5 Yrs1539
161-2 Yrs523
17< 1 Yr117
18< 2 MonthsNANA
19< 6 MonthsNA8
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I13:I19I13=INDEX($B$3:$E$9,XMATCH($G13,$A$3:$A$9,0),XMATCH($G$10,$B$1:$E$1,0))
 
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Another option.
Book1 (version 1).xlsb
ABCDEFGHI
1Team1Team2Team3Team4
2TenureCountCountCountCount
3> 10 Yrs761173
45-10 Yrs941149
52-5 Yrs1539282
61-2 Yrs523122
7< 1 Yr11740
8< 2 MonthsNANA8
9< 6 MonthsNA8NA
10Team1
11Expected results
12TenureCount
13> 10 Yrs77
145-10 Yrs99
152-5 Yrs1515
161-2 Yrs55
17< 1 Yr1111
18< 2 MonthsNANA
19< 6 MonthsNANA
Sheet6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I13:I19I13=TOCOL(IFS(G13:G19&G10=A3:A9&B1:E1,B3:E9),2)
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Solution
The array sizes don't match - so it will throw an error. Index Match might be better.
MrExcelPlayground23.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1Team1Team2Team3Team4
2TenureCountCountCountCount
3> 10 Yrs761173
45-10 Yrs941149
52-5 Yrs1539282
61-2 Yrs523122
7< 1 Yr11740
8< 2 MonthsNANA8
9< 6 MonthsNA8NA
10Team2
11Expected results
12TenureCount
13> 10 Yrs761
145-10 Yrs941
152-5 Yrs1539
161-2 Yrs523
17< 1 Yr117
18< 2 MonthsNANA
19< 6 MonthsNA8
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I13:I19I13=INDEX($B$3:$E$9,XMATCH($G13,$A$3:$A$9,0),XMATCH($G$10,$B$1:$E$1,0))
Thanks soooo much, it's my first time to get to know the XMATCH, I'll use your formula in other filed and the other suggested formula by @Cubist to familiarize myself more with xmatch!
 
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Another option.
Book1 (version 1).xlsb
ABCDEFGHI
1Team1Team2Team3Team4
2TenureCountCountCountCount
3> 10 Yrs761173
45-10 Yrs941149
52-5 Yrs1539282
61-2 Yrs523122
7< 1 Yr11740
8< 2 MonthsNANA8
9< 6 MonthsNA8NA
10Team1
11Expected results
12TenureCount
13> 10 Yrs77
145-10 Yrs99
152-5 Yrs1515
161-2 Yrs55
17< 1 Yr1111
18< 2 MonthsNANA
19< 6 MonthsNANA
Sheet6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I13:I19I13=TOCOL(IFS(G13:G19&G10=A3:A9&B1:E1,B3:E9),2)
Dynamic array formulas.
Thank you soooo much! Thanks for introducing me to TOCOL formula, I believe it's very helpful and straightforward!
 
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