You could also just normal ENTER this rendition of Biff's array expression:
=INDEX(C1:C10,MATCH(1,INDEX((A1:A10=S4)*(B1:B10=T4 ),),0))
It should work just as well
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"John Calder" wrote:
I run Excel 2K

I would like to have a situation where in one cell (lets say S4 I have the
letter "A") and in another cell (lets say T4, I have the number 1) and then
in cell S5 I have a lookup that is dependant on what I put in cells S4 & T4.

Cell S4 will only have the letters A,B,C or D as possible entries and cell
T4 will only have either the number 1 or 2 in it.

So, the lookup should be able to retreive any of the combinations that are
entered into cels S4 or T4

Based on the data table I have the criteria will be: any of the following

A & 1 or A & 2
B & 1 or B & 2
C & 1 or C & 2
D & 1 or D & 2