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Fabrice
Hello everybody,
In my datasheet, i'm searching values with several conditions. The function is the following :
{=INDEX($J$2:$J$15024;MATCH(1;($J$2:$J$15024=N4)*($K$2:$K$15024=M4);0))}
The results of the function are OK. I would like to now if is it possible to add the wildcards * in the conditions. I've tried this ones but without success :
{=INDEX($J$2:$J$15024;EQUIV(1;($J$2:$J$15024=CHAR(42)&N4&CHAR(42))*($K$2:$K$15024=M4);0))}
{=INDEX($J$2:$J$15024;MATCH(1;($J$2:$J$15024="*"&N4&"*")*($K$2:$K$15024=M4);0))}
I don't no if is it possible, but if you have an idea...
Thank you in advance
Have a nice day
Fabrice
In my datasheet, i'm searching values with several conditions. The function is the following :
{=INDEX($J$2:$J$15024;MATCH(1;($J$2:$J$15024=N4)*($K$2:$K$15024=M4);0))}
The results of the function are OK. I would like to now if is it possible to add the wildcards * in the conditions. I've tried this ones but without success :
{=INDEX($J$2:$J$15024;EQUIV(1;($J$2:$J$15024=CHAR(42)&N4&CHAR(42))*($K$2:$K$15024=M4);0))}
{=INDEX($J$2:$J$15024;MATCH(1;($J$2:$J$15024="*"&N4&"*")*($K$2:$K$15024=M4);0))}
I don't no if is it possible, but if you have an idea...
Thank you in advance
Have a nice day
Fabrice