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please help with this need to recive the intercection between loose And
exposed answer shold be E.

Shelterd Partially Shelterd Eposed Extremely
Exposed
Very Loose E D C
A
Loose G F E
B
Average J I H
F
Tight K J I
G
Very Tight L L L
L

Thank you for the Help

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I entered you data such that the word "Sheltered" in in B1, and "Very Loose"
is in A2, etc
In G1 I enter Loose and in H1 I entered Exposed
In J1 I used the formula =INDEX(B2:E6,MATCH(G1,A2:A6,0),MATCH(H1,B1:E1,0))
to get the answer E

As a second experiment, I selected A1:E6 and use Create Names. Now, for
example, D2:D6 is called Exposed while B3:E3 is called Loose

A formula such as = Loose Exposed will return the intersection. The space in
this formula is the 'intersection operator'

best wishes
--
Bernard Liengme
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
Microsoft Excel MVP

"msao" wrote in message
...
please help with this need to recive the intercection between loose And
exposed answer shold be E.

Shelterd Partially Shelterd Eposed
Extremely
Exposed
Very Loose E D C
A
Loose G F E
B
Average J I H
F
Tight K J I
G
Very Tight L L L
L

Thank you for the Help

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Another way using VLOOKUP(). Make sure the text mentioned in the formula or
reference cell is exactly same as mentioned in row headers and column headers

=VLOOKUP("Loose",A1:E10,MATCH("Exposed",A1:E1,0),0 )

'with the lookup values in F1 and F2
=VLOOKUP(F1,A1:E10,MATCH(F2,A1:E1,0),0)

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Jacob Skaria


"msao" wrote:

please help with this need to recive the intercection between loose And
exposed answer shold be E.

Shelterd Partially Shelterd Eposed Extremely
Exposed
Very Loose E D C
A
Loose G F E
B
Average J I H
F
Tight K J I
G
Very Tight L L L
L

Thank you for the Help