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Specify name to a row in a matrix

WS_11796812
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Specify name to a row in a matrix

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Trying to display the corresponding controlling condition associated with Column 1 to be displayed to the right. Is there a way this can de done simply?

 

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@LucMeekes wrote:

You should attach the prime worksheet.

Try this on the placeholder for RFsplice[i,2:

LucMeekes_1-1724966239984.png

Success!
Luc

 


Haven't you forgotten the third function argument (1) of "vlookup"?

Maybe also a vector index 0 at the end, so the result is just the string and not a vector containing the string.

 

Even though I guess thats it not necessary here, a sophisticated approach would be

Werner_E_1-1724970553720.png

as it returns a single string in the normal case (?) that the minimum is present in just one of the three matrices, but also covers the case that it may be present in two or all three matrices.

 

 

 

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LucMeekes
23-Emerald III
(To:WS_11796812)

You should attach the prime worksheet.

Try this on the placeholder for RFsplice[i,2:

LucMeekes_1-1724966239984.png

Success!
Luc

 


@LucMeekes wrote:

You should attach the prime worksheet.

Try this on the placeholder for RFsplice[i,2:

LucMeekes_1-1724966239984.png

Success!
Luc

 


Haven't you forgotten the third function argument (1) of "vlookup"?

Maybe also a vector index 0 at the end, so the result is just the string and not a vector containing the string.

 

Even though I guess thats it not necessary here, a sophisticated approach would be

Werner_E_1-1724970553720.png

as it returns a single string in the normal case (?) that the minimum is present in just one of the three matrices, but also covers the case that it may be present in two or all three matrices.

 

 

 

LucMeekes
23-Emerald III
(To:Werner_E)

Yes, I did forget about that. 😔 

Fortunately there's you, to correct my silly mistake. 🙂 

 

Luc

Thanks that works

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