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Ok, this is driving me mad. I feel I should know the answer but I've
tried various combinations of lookups, indirects, offsets etc and I just can't figure it out! I have a list of data: AAA Jan 15 Feb 20 Mar 25 BBB Jan 100 Feb 120 Mar 130 ....and this goes on somewhat. I want to set up a new table like so: Jan Feb Mar AAA BBB ....and populate it with the data from the first table. I can of course do it with lookups but I have to change the range for each line. I want to use one formula that I can just copy to all cells and it will give the appropriate value. How??? |
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