Let's use MATCH again to find the product in this column here. Indeed I can find the West column is the third one. I'm going to close the parenthesis and hit Return. It says it's going to search in the prices table and it's going to basically look in the area here for it. I'm going to just click here on the left side and you can see it selects the entire thing. Well it's going to search this entire row here, this header row, that has all the store names in it. So we'll click here on the name of the store on that row. So we're going to type MATCH and the first parameter is going to be what we're searching for. But search for and search where is what we want. Matching method isn't important here because we're looking for an exact match. Match takes three parameters, search for, search where, and matching method.
I'm going to hit the equals key and I'm going to lookup Match to just refresh my memory of what Match looks like. We're going to use a blank cell right here.
SEARCH FOR MATCHING CELLS IN EXCEL MAC HOW TO
It's important to know how to do this because sometimes formulas can be so complex just building them all at once right out of your head is very difficult. We're going to use that to experiment before we end up with our final formula. So we're going to learn how to use those in the process. The Match function and the Index function. So how can we do this using formulas? We're going to look at how to do it using two functions. What's the price? It should be able to look up here to find out that the West store apple price is $1.09. For instance here we have a table of sales and you can see the first sale is the West store and it's an apple. So, for instance, if you want to find the price of an orange in the North store it'll be 62 cents. You want to be able to look up a specific cell based on a store and a product. We have stores going across, these are store names, and products going down, these are product names. Like, for instance, here we have a table that has prices. Video Transcript: In the past I've shown you in Numbers how to use the Lookup functions to look up a number in a row or column based on another row or column. Check out Using Index and Match Functions To Look Up Values in Numbers at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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