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I'm not sure if this is possible, but I supposed everything is with Excel.
I want to create a lookup formula using text for the row and column. I know i can use a vlookup or hlookup and use text as the first parameter, but you are required to put in a # for the column or row depending on the formula. Is there anyway I can lookup text on both the column and row to pull data. a b c 1 abc 2 xyz 50 3 What I want to do is, =VLOOKUP("xyz",A1:C3,"abc",FALSE) and it would return the 50. I use many sheets that will always have the same text, but the columns or rows may change and I don't want to have to spend more time making sure the formula is correct than the data is correct. Ken |
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