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Hi everyone,
I'm using index match to pick up data from another sheet in the same workbook. =INDEX(_2007Low,MATCH($B$1,Room,0)) =INDEX(_2007Res,MATCH($B$1,Room,0)) =INDEX(_2007Upp,MATCH($B$1,Room,0)) Data A B C D E 4 315 Blank 80 83 88 5 316 Blank 64 Blank 75 6 317 Blank 65 70 76 C is _2007Low D is _2007Res E is _2007Upp The way the data sheet has been set up is that the Result in D is formatted with shading but when it falls on the upper or lower limit D is left blank and the value in either C or D is shaded. So I'm pulling data from C,D and E but would like to know if It's possible to pull any shading along with it? Many thanks Diddy |
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