Index/Match

Stephen Hindes

in sheet1 pulling data from sheet2

Sheet2 is 49 columns, set up a reference for column 2-49. not all cells have date in it.

when i do the match, i thought it would pull up the row number,

on the index - i would tell it what column to pull the data from. the date giveing me is from the next row.

the results are not giving me the Match row number.

=MATCH([System No]@row, {Schedule Range 4}, 0)

=INDEX({Schedule Range 4}, MATCH([System No]@row, {Schedule Range 4}, 0), 37)

can you help in telling me what i am doing wrong.

Paul Newcome

Is there the possibility of a date being in all 48 of those columns, or are you just wanting to search a single column for a date?

Bassam Khalil

Hi @Stephen Hindes

Hope you are fine, Could you add a screenshot for your sheet after removing any sensitive data

Stephen Hindes

Index gives me date from the correct column but row 2 not 1

mate for Test%

Stephen Hindes

system z10160 row 1

system z10163 row 2

Stephen Hindes

found the problem

Schedule Rangeg 3, referenced another sheet, the whole sheet.

changed it to a single column and it worked.

=MATCH([System No]@row, {Schedule Range 3}, 0)

Paul Newcome

That's what I was thinking. That's why I asked which column(s) dates could be in. Glad you figured it out.