Advanced index match with if function | excel multiple criteria | Excel Tutoring

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In this video, we will explore advanced techniques for using the Index Match function in Excel, along with the If function, to handle multiple search criteria. We will cover how to perform lookup operations with complex and dynamic data sets, using real-world examples. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a deep understanding of how to leverage the power of Index Match and If functions in your Excel worksheets to streamline your data analysis and reporting tasks. So, if you're looking to take your Excel skills to the next level, this is the video for you!

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[johnw]

Hi, your video is really informative and practical. But what if I have another scenario whereby my match involves exact match and approximate match? How to perform both match type together under 1 index and match function. Are we able to achieve that? I tried before but I couldn't get it as I want to be able to use this formula in any excel version.