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Hello
I am having difficulties with getting an answer from a table which requires
a cross referencing system, e.g on the x axis I have numbers from 1-10 and
the same on the y axis and when you say 2 down and 4 across I require the
contents in that box to be displayed in another table.
I am in no way an expert on excel, in fact a novice and they may be a simple
and obvious solution, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Checkout the OFFSET() function in Excel Help. It does exactly what you want.
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Hello
I am having difficulties with getting an answer from a table which requires
a cross referencing system, e.g on the x axis I have numbers from 1-10 and
the same on the y axis and when you say 2 down and 4 across I require the
contents in that box to be displayed in another table.
I am in no way an expert on excel, in fact a novice and they may be a simple
and obvious solution, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rich B

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Have a look at INDEX and MATCH in Excel Help - these are often
combined to give you what you want.

Hope this helps.

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On Oct 2, 9:34 am, Rich B <Rich wrote:
Hello
I am having difficulties with getting an answer from a table which requires
a cross referencing system, e.g on the x axis I have numbers from 1-10 and
the same on the y axis and when you say 2 down and 4 across I require the
contents in that box to be displayed in another table.
I am in no way an expert on excel, in fact a novice and they may be a simple
and obvious solution, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rich B



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