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Excel Formula - Display Values Not In Use
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I am trying to populate a cell, and only display value if it does not already exist. If it exists, then display another value.
...But I cannot get my head around how to do this.
I currently have the following formula placed on cells in the E column
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
This matches some other criteria as you can see here. However, what you can also see is the value 7 is getting displayed twice. I'm wanting it not to display any values in use.
So, I then added an extra column, called 'Room In Use' in a config sheet, where the data is coming from... this column has some formulas to check if the values are in use
=NOT(ISERROR(MATCH(H2,Sheet1!E2:E41,0)))
You can see this in action here:
So, going back to my sheet1, I think this formula needs another condition to say If room in use == FALSE then do
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
else if all rooms are TRUE then display 'None Available'
Is this even possible in an excel formula or will I need to use VBA?
I have attached my excel document here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/crmbbp8esdvnv29/Book1.xlsm?dl=0
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 vba microsoft-excel-2007
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I am trying to populate a cell, and only display value if it does not already exist. If it exists, then display another value.
...But I cannot get my head around how to do this.
I currently have the following formula placed on cells in the E column
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
This matches some other criteria as you can see here. However, what you can also see is the value 7 is getting displayed twice. I'm wanting it not to display any values in use.
So, I then added an extra column, called 'Room In Use' in a config sheet, where the data is coming from... this column has some formulas to check if the values are in use
=NOT(ISERROR(MATCH(H2,Sheet1!E2:E41,0)))
You can see this in action here:
So, going back to my sheet1, I think this formula needs another condition to say If room in use == FALSE then do
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
else if all rooms are TRUE then display 'None Available'
Is this even possible in an excel formula or will I need to use VBA?
I have attached my excel document here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/crmbbp8esdvnv29/Book1.xlsm?dl=0
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 vba microsoft-excel-2007
add a comment |
I am trying to populate a cell, and only display value if it does not already exist. If it exists, then display another value.
...But I cannot get my head around how to do this.
I currently have the following formula placed on cells in the E column
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
This matches some other criteria as you can see here. However, what you can also see is the value 7 is getting displayed twice. I'm wanting it not to display any values in use.
So, I then added an extra column, called 'Room In Use' in a config sheet, where the data is coming from... this column has some formulas to check if the values are in use
=NOT(ISERROR(MATCH(H2,Sheet1!E2:E41,0)))
You can see this in action here:
So, going back to my sheet1, I think this formula needs another condition to say If room in use == FALSE then do
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
else if all rooms are TRUE then display 'None Available'
Is this even possible in an excel formula or will I need to use VBA?
I have attached my excel document here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/crmbbp8esdvnv29/Book1.xlsm?dl=0
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 vba microsoft-excel-2007
I am trying to populate a cell, and only display value if it does not already exist. If it exists, then display another value.
...But I cannot get my head around how to do this.
I currently have the following formula placed on cells in the E column
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
This matches some other criteria as you can see here. However, what you can also see is the value 7 is getting displayed twice. I'm wanting it not to display any values in use.
So, I then added an extra column, called 'Room In Use' in a config sheet, where the data is coming from... this column has some formulas to check if the values are in use
=NOT(ISERROR(MATCH(H2,Sheet1!E2:E41,0)))
You can see this in action here:
So, going back to my sheet1, I think this formula needs another condition to say If room in use == FALSE then do
=INDEX(config!H2:H20,
MATCH(1,
(F4=config!F2:F20)*(VLOOKUP(D4,config!C2:D20,2,FALSE)=config!G2:G20),0))
else if all rooms are TRUE then display 'None Available'
Is this even possible in an excel formula or will I need to use VBA?
I have attached my excel document here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/crmbbp8esdvnv29/Book1.xlsm?dl=0
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 vba microsoft-excel-2007
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 vba microsoft-excel-2007
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