About a year ago I posted an explanation
how to create an advanced custom vlookup formula. Recently, I had a reader
ask me how to convert this custom code into an advanced custom hlookup
formula. It's not as easy as changing all the columns to rows and vice
versa as the offset function needs to also be applied. Here is the custom hlookup VBA code:
=HLOOKUPNTH(lookup_value, lookup_Range, col_index_num, nth_value)
And a reminder: don't forget to get your copy of our Super Bowl squares spreadsheet before the big game on Sunday.
Public Function HlookupNth(MyVal As Variant, MyRange As Range, Optional RowRef As Long, Optional Nth As Long = 1)
Dim Count, i As Long, cll As Range
Count = 0
If RowRef = 0 Then RowRef = MyRange.Rows.Count
For Each cll In MyRange.Rows(1).Cells
If cll.Value = MyVal Then
Count = Count + 1
If Count = Nth Then
HlookupNth = cll.Offset(RowRef - 1).Value
Exit Function
End If
End If
Next cll
HlookupNth = "Not Found"
End Function
Dim Count, i As Long, cll As Range
Count = 0
If RowRef = 0 Then RowRef = MyRange.Rows.Count
For Each cll In MyRange.Rows(1).Cells
If cll.Value = MyVal Then
Count = Count + 1
If Count = Nth Then
HlookupNth = cll.Offset(RowRef - 1).Value
Exit Function
End If
End If
Next cll
HlookupNth = "Not Found"
End Function
And the forumla would have this format:
And a reminder: don't forget to get your copy of our Super Bowl squares spreadsheet before the big game on Sunday.
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