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Old 09-10-2025, 02:33 AM
JanFr JanFr is offline search in Matrix and give a Alphanumber in the right row back (index,match and/or aggregat) Windows 10 search in Matrix and give a Alphanumber in the right row back (index,match and/or aggregat) Office 2021
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Hi All,

i have a problem with a formular. I tried to search the Matrix in sheet 1 DY4:EM57 for the article number in sheet 2 C2 and want to have the right F.....number from the column DY in sheet 1. My attempt was in cell: sheet 2 A2:

=WENNFEHLER(INDEX(Tabelle1!$DY$4:$DY$57;AGGREGAT(1 5;6;ZEILE(Tabelle1!$EA$4:$EM$57)/(Tabelle1!$EA$4:$EM$57=Tabelle2!C2);1)-1);0)



I am using the german version Excel 2021 from office 365, i think.

For your help i would be very thankfull.

best regards Jan
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Old 09-10-2025, 02:39 AM
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In addition, there are two same article numbers, which could be produced with two different F....numbers, so my wish were, that this information could be from on Cell A2 perhaps like as example for: 6549966000 --> result: F22697501;F30031601
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Have a look at the formula in cells F2 and below of the sheet Tabelle2 of the attached workbook. It should appear correctly in your German version. According to the compatibility info it should be OK with Excel 2021.
Edit: Also look at cell G2 and below which uses C2 as you asked for,
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