• Re: Get Column Header from Match in a Array?

    From Mohit Raj Bhurat@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 5 21:43:02 2023
    I used rather simpler formula which worked for me (In google sheets tho)

    =INDEX(Data,1,MIN(IF(Data=J3,COLUMN(Data))))

    Data here is a named range to that the formula looks neat- Data: 'Sheet 1'!A2:G1503
    J3 is the cell where I want to look up the value from
    My header is in row 1, hence the second parameter in the index is 1

    Equivalent Row formula is also given below

    =INDEX(Data,MIN(IF(Data=J3,ROW(Data))),1)

    I have my unique row identifier in column 1 hence the third parameter in the index is 1.

    Hope it helps!

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  • From Mohit Raj Bhurat@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 5 21:44:32 2023
    I used rather simpler formula which worked for me (In google sheets tho)

    =INDEX(Data,1,MIN(IF(Data=J3,COLUMN(Data))))

    Data here is a named range to that the formula looks neat- Data: 'Sheet 1'!A2:G1503
    J3 is the cell where I want to look up the value from
    My header is in row 1, hence the second parameter in the index is 1

    Equivalent Row formula is also given below

    =INDEX(Data,MIN(IF(Data=J3,ROW(Data))),1)

    I have my unique row identifier in column 1 hence the third parameter in the index is 1.

    Hope it helps!

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