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VBA Function query using IF formula
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I'm trying to create a VBA function which generates quite a complex formula if there's a particular value in Cell G25. Can anyone help please?
My formula is:
=IF(G25="46mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)),IF(G25="67mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5),1)),IF(G25="90mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)))))+AL25
I'm currently using the above formula in Cell AG25 but it's generating a #VALUE! error where there's no content in cell G25.
Ideally this function will apply to any cells in range g25:g56 dependant on the value in range a25:a56
vba function if-statement formula
add a comment |
I'm trying to create a VBA function which generates quite a complex formula if there's a particular value in Cell G25. Can anyone help please?
My formula is:
=IF(G25="46mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)),IF(G25="67mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5),1)),IF(G25="90mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)))))+AL25
I'm currently using the above formula in Cell AG25 but it's generating a #VALUE! error where there's no content in cell G25.
Ideally this function will apply to any cells in range g25:g56 dependant on the value in range a25:a56
vba function if-statement formula
Does it work when there is data in G25
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 10:56
Do 46mm and 90mm do the same thing? I would recommend changing theIF
part to where the it is actually needed, so in this case, it looks like you'd need,....IF(OR(G25="46mm",G25="90mm"),(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25),(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))...
within the AGGREGATE.
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:00
The formula works as a formula, but generates a #value! error of there's no data in the G25:g56 range.
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:02
It's basically a price matrix for something that is 46mm and 90mm, so it's looking up two different prices
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:03
For a matrix, you can useINDEX(matrix,MATCH(yValue,column1,false),MATCH(xHeader,column1,false))
so if I wanted to know how much customer1 pays for a drill, I could sayINDEX(A1:X1000,MATCH("Customer1",a1:a100,false),MATCH("Drill",a1:x1,false))
with customers being in column A and the header for products in row 1
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:07
add a comment |
I'm trying to create a VBA function which generates quite a complex formula if there's a particular value in Cell G25. Can anyone help please?
My formula is:
=IF(G25="46mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)),IF(G25="67mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5),1)),IF(G25="90mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)))))+AL25
I'm currently using the above formula in Cell AG25 but it's generating a #VALUE! error where there's no content in cell G25.
Ideally this function will apply to any cells in range g25:g56 dependant on the value in range a25:a56
vba function if-statement formula
I'm trying to create a VBA function which generates quite a complex formula if there's a particular value in Cell G25. Can anyone help please?
My formula is:
=IF(G25="46mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)),IF(G25="67mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5),1)),IF(G25="90mm",INDEX(Matrix!A:K,AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25)/(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13>=M25))*ROW(Matrix!$B$6:$B$13),1),AGGREGATE(15,3,((Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25)/(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25))*COLUMN(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5),1)))))+AL25
I'm currently using the above formula in Cell AG25 but it's generating a #VALUE! error where there's no content in cell G25.
Ideally this function will apply to any cells in range g25:g56 dependant on the value in range a25:a56
vba function if-statement formula
vba function if-statement formula
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Does it work when there is data in G25
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 10:56
Do 46mm and 90mm do the same thing? I would recommend changing theIF
part to where the it is actually needed, so in this case, it looks like you'd need,....IF(OR(G25="46mm",G25="90mm"),(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25),(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))...
within the AGGREGATE.
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:00
The formula works as a formula, but generates a #value! error of there's no data in the G25:g56 range.
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:02
It's basically a price matrix for something that is 46mm and 90mm, so it's looking up two different prices
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:03
For a matrix, you can useINDEX(matrix,MATCH(yValue,column1,false),MATCH(xHeader,column1,false))
so if I wanted to know how much customer1 pays for a drill, I could sayINDEX(A1:X1000,MATCH("Customer1",a1:a100,false),MATCH("Drill",a1:x1,false))
with customers being in column A and the header for products in row 1
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:07
add a comment |
Does it work when there is data in G25
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 10:56
Do 46mm and 90mm do the same thing? I would recommend changing theIF
part to where the it is actually needed, so in this case, it looks like you'd need,....IF(OR(G25="46mm",G25="90mm"),(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25),(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))...
within the AGGREGATE.
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:00
The formula works as a formula, but generates a #value! error of there's no data in the G25:g56 range.
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:02
It's basically a price matrix for something that is 46mm and 90mm, so it's looking up two different prices
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:03
For a matrix, you can useINDEX(matrix,MATCH(yValue,column1,false),MATCH(xHeader,column1,false))
so if I wanted to know how much customer1 pays for a drill, I could sayINDEX(A1:X1000,MATCH("Customer1",a1:a100,false),MATCH("Drill",a1:x1,false))
with customers being in column A and the header for products in row 1
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:07
Does it work when there is data in G25
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 10:56
Does it work when there is data in G25
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 10:56
Do 46mm and 90mm do the same thing? I would recommend changing the
IF
part to where the it is actually needed, so in this case, it looks like you'd need, ....IF(OR(G25="46mm",G25="90mm"),(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25),(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))...
within the AGGREGATE.– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:00
Do 46mm and 90mm do the same thing? I would recommend changing the
IF
part to where the it is actually needed, so in this case, it looks like you'd need, ....IF(OR(G25="46mm",G25="90mm"),(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25),(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))...
within the AGGREGATE.– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:00
The formula works as a formula, but generates a #value! error of there's no data in the G25:g56 range.
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:02
The formula works as a formula, but generates a #value! error of there's no data in the G25:g56 range.
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:02
It's basically a price matrix for something that is 46mm and 90mm, so it's looking up two different prices
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:03
It's basically a price matrix for something that is 46mm and 90mm, so it's looking up two different prices
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:03
For a matrix, you can use
INDEX(matrix,MATCH(yValue,column1,false),MATCH(xHeader,column1,false))
so if I wanted to know how much customer1 pays for a drill, I could say INDEX(A1:X1000,MATCH("Customer1",a1:a100,false),MATCH("Drill",a1:x1,false))
with customers being in column A and the header for products in row 1– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:07
For a matrix, you can use
INDEX(matrix,MATCH(yValue,column1,false),MATCH(xHeader,column1,false))
so if I wanted to know how much customer1 pays for a drill, I could say INDEX(A1:X1000,MATCH("Customer1",a1:a100,false),MATCH("Drill",a1:x1,false))
with customers being in column A and the header for products in row 1– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:07
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Does it work when there is data in G25
– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 10:56
Do 46mm and 90mm do the same thing? I would recommend changing the
IF
part to where the it is actually needed, so in this case, it looks like you'd need,....IF(OR(G25="46mm",G25="90mm"),(Matrix!$C$5:$G$5>=I25),(Matrix!$C$5:$K$5>=I25))...
within the AGGREGATE.– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:00
The formula works as a formula, but generates a #value! error of there's no data in the G25:g56 range.
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:02
It's basically a price matrix for something that is 46mm and 90mm, so it's looking up two different prices
– KeelySG
Mar 27 at 11:03
For a matrix, you can use
INDEX(matrix,MATCH(yValue,column1,false),MATCH(xHeader,column1,false))
so if I wanted to know how much customer1 pays for a drill, I could sayINDEX(A1:X1000,MATCH("Customer1",a1:a100,false),MATCH("Drill",a1:x1,false))
with customers being in column A and the header for products in row 1– Nathan_Sav
Mar 27 at 11:07