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Alternative formula to HLookup



 
 
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Old March 26th, 2004, 12:53 PM
Bernie Deitrick
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Default Alternative formula to HLookup

BeSmart,

(I actually knew someone named B. Smart ;-0)

Simply make the row lookup parameter dynamic: in this case, replace the
4
with
ROW()-Row($BN$10)
This expression returns a 4 for cells in row 14, 3 for cells in row 13, etc.

So your final formula is

=HLOOKUP(EK$9,($O$11:$BN14),ROW()-Row($BN$10))*$CZ14

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP

"BeSmart" wrote in message
...
(If this thread comes up twice I apologise - but the first posting did not

appear on today's listings????)

Can anyone suggest an alternative formula to the Hlookup formula so I

don't need to change the number of rows looked up each time I copy the
formula down.

The current formula works but I need it to automatically know to look at

it's current row.

Current formula:

=HLOOKUP(EK$9,($O$11:$BN14),4)*$CZ14

EK$9 is a date entered (eg 30/5/04) to lookup within the range (O11:BN14),

Row 11 has a commencing Sunday date in each cell (a formula calculates

them) eg 4/4/04, 11/4/04, 18/4/04, 25/4/04, 2/5/04, 9/5/04, 16/5/04,
23/5/04, 30/5/04, 6/6/04, 13/6/04 etc.

Cell W11 contains the date 30/5/04

Rows 12-14 have activity entered randomly (eg cell W14 (the column for

30/5/04) has "1" entered)

The formula is written in cell DE14, and needs to find the 30/5/04

activity ("1" in W14) and multiply it by the rate in CZ14.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.



 




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