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Not much to go on here. It is lays better to post details of your actual question in the body of the post. As a generalisation. If in cells B1:M1 you had Jan, Feb ..... Dec If in cells A2:A32 you had the numbers 1 through 31 In cell O1 you Had Jun and in cell O2 you had 5 then =INDEX($A$1:$M$32,MATCH(O2,$A$1:$A$32,0),MATCH(O1, $B$1:$M$1,0)) would return the value that is in the cell for Jun 5th. INDEX require 2 inputs, Row and Column. The first MATCH finds the row number, the second MATCH finds the column number. -- Regards Roger Govier "Excel ESG" wrote in message ... -- Shared knowledge makes you smarter |
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