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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / February 2007Lotus function @XINDEX
Anyone familiar with the Lotus @INDEX function and the Excel equivelant, if any? For those that may not be familiar, its in effect a combination of vertical and horizontal lookups in one formula. I'm not, but Harlan Grove is: http://snipurl.com/19jai or http://groups.google.co.uk/group/microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions/brow se_frm/thread/d7a1d40195d7fba9/3aa6ce81e91f8bf1?lnk=st&q=&rnum=1#3aa6ce81e91f8bf 1 > Anyone familiar with the Lotus @INDEX function and the Excel equivelant, if > any? For those that may not be familiar, its in effect a combination of > vertical and horizontal lookups in one formula.  SignatureDave Peterson many thanks for responding and pointing me in right direction. > Anyone familiar with the Lotus @INDEX function and the Excel equivelant, if > any? For those that may not be familiar, its in effect a combination of > vertical and horizontal lookups in one formula. Google is my friend. It can be your friend, too. > many thanks for responding and pointing me in right direction. > > > Anyone familiar with the Lotus @INDEX function and the Excel equivelant, if > > any? For those that may not be familiar, its in effect a combination of > > vertical and horizontal lookups in one formula. SignatureDave Peterson |
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