Combine INDEX MATCH and MID functions
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Hello
I have a list of data with 8 symbols (1809-CAR).
I created a database for the last 4 symbols and the definition of what it is (-CAR - Carrefour).
I want to give a definition to each of the terms from the entire list (search for a part of a number in my database and display its definition from the second column).
I tried to create a formula, but it doesn't work.
Here it is:
=INDEX("database";MATCH(MID(1809-CAR;5;4);database;0);2)
Could you please help me?
I have a list of data with 8 symbols (1809-CAR).
I created a database for the last 4 symbols and the definition of what it is (-CAR - Carrefour).
I want to give a definition to each of the terms from the entire list (search for a part of a number in my database and display its definition from the second column).
I tried to create a formula, but it doesn't work.
Here it is:
=INDEX("database";MATCH(MID(1809-CAR;5;4);database;0);2)
Could you please help me?
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Hello,
Index Equiv is used for left VLOOKUPs
Your formula can simply be summarized as follows:
=Sierreur(VLOOKUP(Right(1809-CAR,4),"basededonnees",2,FALSE),"Not Found")
If "basededonnees" is the name given to range A:B, and your acronym is located in column A.
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