Index match with multiple criteria | excel multiple columns match

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Discover how to use the INDEX MATCH function in Excel to perform multiple criteria matches in this tutorial. Learn step-by-step how to search for data across multiple columns and retrieve the corresponding values using this powerful formula combination. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this video will provide clear examples and explanations to enhance your Excel skills. Follow along and master the art of multi-criteria matching today! #ExcelTutorial #IndexMatch #MultipleCriteria #ExcelFormulas
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[@alegomso]

You just saved me over 8 hours of manual work lol. Thanks!

[@MikeCummings-ki2nk]

Nice, no BS, straight to the point. 1000 thumbs up.

[@RJSivakumar]

Thank you

[@user-gd2bd7gh5o]

Thank you so much! I didn’t know you could do the “ &”combination for multiple criteria a much better shortcut!!

[@rajeshshah6758]

Your explanation was so simple. Thank you.

[@bluexwisteria8037]

You saved our lives, sirr! Thankss❤

[@sudmudmud357]

Thank you 🙏… god bless you

[@adsjectivemedia9200]

Thank you so much,this is really helpful :)🙏

[@kynesilagan2676]

thank you, short clip!

[@agape13]

thank you very much! 🏆🥇

[@Serfos1]

Many thanks!!

[@divyalakshman2109]

really helpful! thank you

[@RJSivakumar]

You're welcome!

[@wasimakram11]

Its awesome, same thing can you explain for an example include date instead of code.

[@RJSivakumar]

Yes, sure. Lets hope another video.

[@sayak01]

Thanks....

[@Fxingenieria]

Excellent !!!

[@RJSivakumar]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@rahulvinod3441]

Thank you so much for this.
It’s perfectly working but showing error in some cells. Could you please help me with that.

[@RJSivakumar]

And function gives result only when it meet all conditions. If any condition is not met with then it will not show result.

[@ravirajwal5593]

Thnaks my issue is resolved

[@RJSivakumar]

Thanks for watching video👍

[@br31woodlands69]

Nice video

[@RJSivakumar]

Thank you very much

[@johnw9269]

Hi, your video is really informative and easy to understand. 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.

[@RJSivakumar]

Excel is really amazing one, which can provide multiple solution for one issue, For complex formulas need to use CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER. To get exact match use 0 as exact match and 1 for approximate match.

[@mrshabeermp]

Thanks

[@maduraiquickcooking3824]

Excellent

[@RJSivakumar]

Thank you for support

[@farooqtahir538]

So what is the advantage when we have to select every thing from drop down list

[@RJSivakumar]

Remembering all criterias is very difficult, so better to use drop-down for getting multiple results based on requirements.

[@B2leave]

I can only assume that this isn't compatible with earlier versions of Excel, because it doesn't work for me at all.

[@RJSivakumar]

Make sure that Press Control + Shift + Enter after entering formula

[@abidsaeed4740]

tried the same function but not working, even on same data

[@RJSivakumar]

Please note that whenever & is used for adding conditions, for old excel versions, need press CTRL + SHIFT +ENTER.

[@coreymanno8946]

What if you had a criteria that was a data validation dropdown element?

[@RJSivakumar]

Creating dependent drop down list is best option for results.

[@anuraggangawat992]

Not working on date match 😔

[@arturogallobalma4621]

=INDEX(G2:G15;MATCH(I2&J2K2&L2;INDEX(A2:A15&C2:C15&D2:D15&E2:E15;0);0))
In this case, CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER is no longer used.

[@erictsang789]

What to do , if i want to make the date as "Less than", how to express in the formula?
Thanks

[@RJSivakumar]

Thank you for your query, use < symbol for getting less than date. Every date has value so use that value for example 1 means 1/1/1900.

[@erictsang789]

@@RJSivakumar RJS
Thanks but what i mean in your example
We want to look for price less than4,500 for example
Eric

[@RJSivakumar]

Ok, first start with if conditional formula with price reference

[@aishahalmulhim1068]

Always comes NA I dont know wats wrong