With all the articles online, you would think I'd be able to make it work. I am the queen of vlookup and the slave to index/match.
Here is the problem:
In a worksheet called ScreenCats, I want to look up the value in A2 ("Lunch Specials") and find it in column B on a worksheet called MenuData, then return the value one cell to the left of it
I only need to find it once. I cannot workout the appropriate index/match configuration to save my worthless life.
I have attached a sample. If someone could put the formula in there for me or give me a literal formula here (meaning one I can copy/paste), I would be eternally grateful. I'm sick of making extra columns to the right. Can you believe I'm developing an APP here in VBA and can't get this stupid formula?
View attachment excelgurusample.xlsx
I am fine with named ranges!
Here is the problem:
In a worksheet called ScreenCats, I want to look up the value in A2 ("Lunch Specials") and find it in column B on a worksheet called MenuData, then return the value one cell to the left of it
I only need to find it once. I cannot workout the appropriate index/match configuration to save my worthless life.
I have attached a sample. If someone could put the formula in there for me or give me a literal formula here (meaning one I can copy/paste), I would be eternally grateful. I'm sick of making extra columns to the right. Can you believe I'm developing an APP here in VBA and can't get this stupid formula?
View attachment excelgurusample.xlsx
I am fine with named ranges!
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