=SUMIFS(INDEX($D$6:$F$17,,MATCH($D$20,$D$5:$F$5,0)),B6:B17,$B$20,$C$6:$C$17,$C$20) The output is$913.00. By changing the multiple criteria, the product price will change. Example 12 – Calculating the Sum Based on Multiple Rows and Multiple Columns To look for the tot...
Looking forward to your opinion. Also feel free to read on my perspective in terms of analysing VLOOKUP with other alternatives in terms of performance. http://www.analystcave.com/excel-vlookup-vs-index-match-vs-sql-performance/ Reply Debjit Chakraborty VLOOKUP work also from right to left. Su...
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=SUMIFS(INDEX($D$6:$F$17,,MATCH($D$20,$D$5:$F$5,0)),B6:B17,$B$20,$C$6:$C$17,$C$20) The output is$913.00. By changing the multiple criteria, the product price will change. Example 12 – Calculating the Sum Based on Multiple Rows and Multiple Columns To look for the tot...
http://www.analystcave.com/excel-vlookup-vs-index-match-vs-sql-performance/ Reply Debjit Chakraborty VLOOKUP work also from right to left. Sumit: Your comparison of an INDEX/MATCH combo with a stand-alone VLOOKUP is as unfair as comparing apples and oranges! Both Debjit and Bob Phillips have...
http://www.analystcave.com/excel-vlookup-vs-index-match-vs-sql-performance/ Reply Debjit Chakraborty May 2015 at 5:52 pm VLOOKUP work also from right to left. Reply Sumit Bansal May 2015 at 5:57 pm Hello Debjit.. Vlookup works when the lookup value is in the left most column. ...