Excel Index Match 用法

INDEX / MATCH -- Example 4

Instead of matching information in column headings, you may need to match information that's stored in the columns, as shown in the table below.

	A	B	C	D
1	Code	Item	Size	Price
2	SW001	Sweater	Small	10
3	JK001	Jacket	Small	30
4	PN001	Pants	Small	25
5	SW002	Sweater	Med	12
6	JK002	Jacket	Med	35
7	PN002	Pants	Med	30
8	SW003	Sweater	Large	14
9	JK003	Jacket	Large	40
10	PN003	Pants	Large	35
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12	Item	Size	Price	Code
13	Jacket	Med	?	?

In this INDEX / MATCH example, instead of columns headings of Small, Med, and Large, the size is stored in column C.

You need to find the price from column D, when Jacket is in column B, and Med is in column C.

1. Set up the worksheet as shown at right
2. Enter the following formula in cell C13:      
   =INDEX($D$2:$D$10,MATCH(1,(A13=$B$2:$B$10)*(B13=$C$2:$C$10),0))
3. This is an array formula, so hold Ctrl + Shift, and press the Enter key to see the result.

Curly brackets will be automatically added to the formula (don't type them yourself!), so the final result will look like this:

{=INDEX($D$2:$D$10,MATCH(1,(A13=$B$2:$B$10)*(B13=$C$2:$C$10),0))}

Next, create a similar INDEX/MATCH formula in cell D13, to get the correct code from column A.