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Hello, your work is greatly appreciated. I would like to have a function like lookup (vlookup, hlookup) in mathcad. This is very useful when you have to find data inside a database (matrix).
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Marco
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Here is example of vlookup(..) function definition for SMath Studio: Download: vlookupImpl.smRegards.
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Hello,
I hope that this thread is still active. I am trying to do the same thing with a horizontal lookup. I tried adjusting the vlookup to work, but I can't seem to get it right. Could someone possibly post a way they have figured out how to use "hlookup" instead of "vlookup"
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Originally Posted by: MatFlanagan Hello,
I hope that this thread is still active. I am trying to do the same thing with a horizontal lookup. I tried adjusting the vlookup to work, but I can't seem to get it right. Could someone possibly post a way they have figured out how to use "hlookup" instead of "vlookup" Write a new hlookup() function. Or transpose the matrix in vlookup(). Either way it will search for horizontal. Regards
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Hello, I am trying to download the files but the link leads me to the main website. Please help.
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Originally Posted by: MatFlanagan Could someone possibly post a way they have figured out how to use "hlookup" instead of "vlookup" Vertical matrix is easier to inspect, range select. Visit Samples next day or two ... gigantic Compendium. lookup(value,table,col) ... working code. Part 2 Discrete Systems. Cheers ... Jean
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Visit Samples next day or two ... gigantic Compendium. lookup(value,table,col) ... working code. Part 2 Discrete Systems ... just uploaded
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Originally Posted by: overlord Thank you!!
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