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I posted this earlier, but missed a key element in the example.
How would I do the following using a formula: Find the row that contains value X, then in that row find the cell that contains value Y, then return the value to the immediate right? Example: 111 AAA Todd 2 Tim 4 222 ABB Tony 6 Todd 5 333 BBB Tim 8 Sue 3 Jim 7 x=222, y=Tony, returned value = 6 x=111 y=Tim, returned value = 4 x=333 y=Jim, returned value = 7 Thanks in advance! |
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