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How do I use something similar like LOOKUP on a piece of a sentence and pull the correlating values?

For my trading dashboard I want to get insight of the win rate of different trading confluences and grouped confluences, but I'm already stuck in calculating the individual confluences.


Using COUNTIF(Confluence;"*Daily*") I manage to count each confluence. And I used LOOKUP when there was only 1 string of value in the confluence column.


How do I get a similar result like LOOKUP for "Daily", "Monthly" etc? So I can pull the value in the win/loss column from table one (Trade log) to my second table (Individual confluence results)?


And is there a way to automatically generate all possible confluence pairs in a third table?



Posted on Nov 18, 2024 10:56 AM

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Posted on Nov 18, 2024 12:46 PM

I don't understand your terminology but take a look at SUMIF.


When using wildcards, be careful you don't run into problems such as "bimonthly" being a match to *monthly* when you don't want it to be. There are none of these problems in what you posted, just pointing out a potential problem to be aware of.

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Nov 18, 2024 12:46 PM in response to Steenkool

I don't understand your terminology but take a look at SUMIF.


When using wildcards, be careful you don't run into problems such as "bimonthly" being a match to *monthly* when you don't want it to be. There are none of these problems in what you posted, just pointing out a potential problem to be aware of.

How do I use something similar like LOOKUP on a piece of a sentence and pull the correlating values?

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