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Hopefully this one will be fairly easy:
I have a matrix with names down the side and products across the top. I have a report sheet that needs the information at the juncture of these two variables. Is this fairly easy? Regards, Craig |
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If your table is in B2:D10 w/headers in column A and row 1 then, one way is
=INDEX(A1:D10, MATCH("Name", A1:A10, 0), MATCH("Product", A1:D1, 0)) "C Brandt" wrote: Hopefully this one will be fairly easy: I have a matrix with names down the side and products across the top. I have a report sheet that needs the information at the juncture of these two variables. Is this fairly easy? Regards, Craig |
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Alternate method.
With names in A2:A10 and products in B1:H1 InsertNameCreate. Checkmark top row and left column. Formula would then be =name1 product4 to get the intersected value. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 30 Apr 2007 17:15:08 -0500, "C Brandt" wrote: Hopefully this one will be fairly easy: I have a matrix with names down the side and products across the top. I have a report sheet that needs the information at the juncture of these two variables. Is this fairly easy? Regards, Craig |
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JMB & Gord Dibben:
Thanks for your input, they were right on. I used JMB's solution as the matrix was not started in row 1 and, Gord, your solution would not work with that senario. Thanks again, Craig "C Brandt" wrote in message ... Hopefully this one will be fairly easy: I have a matrix with names down the side and products across the top. I have a report sheet that needs the information at the juncture of these two variables. Is this fairly easy? Regards, Craig |
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On May 1, 2:22 am, Gord Dibben <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote:
Alternate method. With names in A2:A10 and products in B1:H1 InsertNameCreate. Checkmark top row and left column. Formula would then be =name1 product4 to get the intersected value. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP Hello Gord: I liked your solution and tried it with success, I would like to expand it by having the names being dynamic.. (a name in a seperate cell and the product in a different cell.) such as =a1 b1. is this possible? is there a formula to do this? I know how to use the index and match formulas but this could be a much easier way to find the value in the appropriate cell. thanks Stan |
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