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Hello!
I'm sure this has been answered ad naseum however I don't know enough to translate the questions never mind the answers - So I would like to pose the question in my own way. I hope that someone can help and I appreciate any direction I receive. I have a worksheet (Hereafter "Capture") that adds one column of data each day (via a Microsoft Query connection to Microsoft Access, if that matters). I then use a 2nd worksheet to display the data (make it pretty as it were - hereafter "Display") The information from Access is very simple: My column headings are dates and my rows are store locations and the intersecting data is the number of sales for that store on that day. On my "Display" worksheet I use a combination of HLookup/VLookup to return data from my "Capture" worksheet. It's functional. But I have to maintain a high level of trust that things stay where they started when I built the thing. To fix this I would like to know if there is a function where I can say to Excel "If this column heading in "Display" matches a column heading in "Capture" AND this row heading in "Display" matches "Capture" please return the sales number for that day and store". Thank you in advance for your time and direction. Mrs. Rum |
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