问题
after a deep search on the internet i gave up.
My "simple" question would be: How can I add two ranges in a formula, preferably in MATCH?
I want to search a range like A1:A7 + A9:A20 and thus not include A8 in my range.
Is this possible? Please help me out
回答1:
Natively you can't but you could try to bypass it with either:
Exclude a single cell:
If you want to exclude a certain cell from a MATCH you can exclude it's certain row number like so:
=MATCH(1,(A1:A20="X")*(ROW(A1:A20)<>8),0)
Or
=MATCH(1,INDEX((A1:A20="X")*(ROW(A1:A20)<>8),),0)
Both are array formulas but only the first one needs to be confirmed by holding down Ctrl+Shift before pressing Enter
Exclude a range of cells:
If you would want to exclude a range of rows, e.g. 8-12, then we cannot use the AND or OR logic as they don't return an array. However, we can mimic it ourselves like:
=MATCH(1,(A1:A20="x")*((ROW(A1:A20)<8)+(ROW(A1:A20)>12)),0)
Or
=MATCH(1,INDEX((A1:A20="x")*((ROW(A1:A20)<8)+(ROW(A1:A20)>12)),),0)
Where, again, both are array formulas but only the first one needs to be confirmed by holding down Ctrl+Shift before pressing Enter
Alternative
Alternatively, you could stack MATCH functions in a number of ways, but here is one of them:
=IFERROR(MATCH("x",A1:A7,0),MATCH("x",A13:A20,0))
- Pro: No array formula > Fast!
- Con: Will return a match's relative row position in either the first or second range. In this example you could just add 12 to the second result.
Good luck =)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58084414/excel-match-range-without-specific-cell