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I am trying to lookup data within a spreadsheet using cross references, for
example look down column B and across row 3 to find the value in the cross refrenced cell. I have tried to adopt the LOOKUP function to no avail. Any help would be great, i'm sure it's just a really straight forward formula Many thanks |
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Hi
try something like =INDEX(A1:G20,MATCH(row_lookup_value,A1:A20,0),MAT CH(colummn_lookup_value,A1:G1,0)) "Jo Davis" wrote: I am trying to lookup data within a spreadsheet using cross references, for example look down column B and across row 3 to find the value in the cross refrenced cell. I have tried to adopt the LOOKUP function to no avail. Any help would be great, i'm sure it's just a really straight forward formula Many thanks |
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try using MATCH to find the row and then OFFSET or INDEX to complete the
formula -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Jo Davis" <Jo wrote in message ... I am trying to lookup data within a spreadsheet using cross references, for example look down column B and across row 3 to find the value in the cross refrenced cell. I have tried to adopt the LOOKUP function to no avail. Any help would be great, i'm sure it's just a really straight forward formula Many thanks |
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