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Just a further note: I am assuming INDEX function is based on A1. Adjust
row/column calculations as required for different INDEX base. "Bondi" wrote: Hi Rianne, If the above table starts in A1 (Provider 1 in B1 and Age in A2) then i think something like this formula will work for picking out Provider 1, Attribute 8 and 4-7 years: =VLOOKUP("Attribute8",A3:I11,MATCH("Provider 1",B1:I1)+MATCH("4-7 years",B2:I2),FALSE) Regards, Bondi |
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