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Without knowing more about your data structure, you could use the SUMPRODUCT..
Say you have values of somex, and somey, and you need somevalue, and x and y are in columns a & b, and value is in c... =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A11=somex),--($B$1:$B$11=somey),($C$1:$C$11)) Hope this helps. If it doesn't, please give more details as to your data structure, if your x and y column lookup is also variable, etc. -- John C "Matt G" wrote: Hi there I am trying to return a number to a table of information that depends on the values of two variables x and y. The variables may take a number of different values (the table I need to search within for the value I need to return is is 11 rows by 19 columns). So for a specific x and y I get a certain number back. I have tried using OFFSET and LOOKUP functions but cant get anywhere. Please help! Regards Matt |
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