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I'm trying to design a worksheet that will import data from othe
worksheets.. I'm a relative newbie with Excel formulas.
The formula that I'm getting hung up on is trying to do this:
1.) Search another worksheet (named Daily) in column A for a nam
(i.e., "John Doe") and return the full cell location of the cel
containing the name (i.e., A37)
2.) Take the result (Daily!A37) and offset 2 cells, and return th
numeric value located there (Daily!C37).
3.) Take Daily!C37's value (which is a number of seconds) and divide b
60 by 60 by 24, then display it in mm:ss.
The part that I can't seem to figure out is #1. I can use MATCH t
return 37, but I don't know how to make it return A37.. alternately, i
I could use the 37 and simply have it look in C37 (the imported dat
will always be in the same format) that would be great too.
So far, all I have working is:
=MATCH("John Doe",Daily!$A$1:$A$50,0)
-- returns 37 -- if I try to nest that inside an OFFSET function or tr
to manually add the C, it doesn't return any value at all.
Help! :
worksheets.. I'm a relative newbie with Excel formulas.
The formula that I'm getting hung up on is trying to do this:
1.) Search another worksheet (named Daily) in column A for a nam
(i.e., "John Doe") and return the full cell location of the cel
containing the name (i.e., A37)
2.) Take the result (Daily!A37) and offset 2 cells, and return th
numeric value located there (Daily!C37).
3.) Take Daily!C37's value (which is a number of seconds) and divide b
60 by 60 by 24, then display it in mm:ss.
The part that I can't seem to figure out is #1. I can use MATCH t
return 37, but I don't know how to make it return A37.. alternately, i
I could use the 37 and simply have it look in C37 (the imported dat
will always be in the same format) that would be great too.
So far, all I have working is:
=MATCH("John Doe",Daily!$A$1:$A$50,0)
-- returns 37 -- if I try to nest that inside an OFFSET function or tr
to manually add the C, it doesn't return any value at all.
Help! :