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Hello,
This is a bit tricky to explain. Forgive me, I'll do my best. Based on the contents of three cells on one sheet, I would like to know the location (cell reference, ie $B$33) of the item desired, and then return the contents of the cell immediately adjacent to it. Let's say the cells I want to look up are he A1=CommandX A2=Room1 A3=Object3 I want to return "Desc" from another worksheet in the below example: ------------------Room1--------Description---------Room2-------- Description ..... RoomN CommandX---Object1-------Desc------------------ObjectN+1---Desc..... CommandX---Object2-------Desc------------------ .... CommandX---Object3-------Desc... ..... CommandY---ObjectN------Desc... ....... CommandZ......... So its not terribly pretty. In english, the code would need to find the intercept of matching Command and Room, find the Object for those, identify the cell reference of that Object, and then return Desc from the column immediately to the right. Is this posssible? |
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