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Hi Vicky,
The following formula assumes. Your columns start at column A (or column 1) because the column numbers are returned by the Match function. Your low number is in column E because that number is used in the Match function. Your provider column is column F. The formula below is in cell F2. (Can copy down) =INDIRECT("R1" & "C"&MATCH(E2,A2:D2,0),FALSE) -- Regards, OssieMac |
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