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- Return y or n based on a particular column, if multiple criteria match . . .
=iferror(if(and(isnumber(match(e2,$e$1:e1,0)),index($f$1:$f1,match(e2,$e$1:e1,0))="y"),"y","n"),"n")
- Solved: Index Match Formula in Excel - Alteryx Community
I have an Index Match formula that is using Text to Search column I have gotten this to work in Excel and now trying to build an Alteryx workflow to produce similar results To make this easy to understand I included the Text to Search column, the Ref Key column, and OUTPUT column, and the RAW Data List
- IF cell range has text, match to column A, return Y N
Thinking about it a bit more, I believe you can use COUNTIF with a shorter formula: =IF(COUNTIF($A$6:$A$35,G6)+COUNTIF($A$6:$A$35,H6)=0,"","Y") And on the same line of thinking, to add conditional formatting, I would use three rules, one for each column and all similar On range A6:A35, I would use: =COUNTIF($G$6:$G$35,A6)+COUNTIF($H$6:$H$25,A6)>0
- Excel if match formula: check if two or more cells are equal - Ablebits
The tutorial will teach you how to construct the If match formula in Excel, so it returns logical values, custom text or a value from another cell An Excel formula to see if two cells match could be as simple as A1=B1
- If column X equals A and column Y equals B then show whats . . . - MrExcel
If the value you wanted to search column X for is in cell T1 and the the value you want to search column Y for is in cell U1, then the formula would look like this: Excel Formula: {=INDEX(Z:Z,MATCH(1,(X:X=T1)*(Y:Y=U1),0))}
- If column A contains X then insert Y in column B - Excel Help Forum
Do you want the entire column B to show "Y" if there is an "X" anywhere in column A? Do you want a CELL in column B to show "Y" if the corresponding CELL in column A contains "X"? For the 2nd option, in B2 copied down as far as you need, use 1 Use code tags for VBA [code] Your Code [ code] (or use the # button) 2
- If thing in column x is something and thing in column y is something . . .
If you change your reference table labels (first column and row 6) to match exactly what the in sheet selections are, you can use something like this =INDEX([1 - Low]1:[5 - Extreme]5, MATCH([Likelihood (x)]@row, Likelihood1:Likelihood5, 0), MATCH([Impact (y)]@row, [1 - Low]6:[5 - Extreme]6, 0))
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