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I have 2 values(x-axis,y-axis) in 2 fields. by those values I want to
find a field in a table. i.e. if the top corner of the table is A1, and the values of the x,y are 3,4. then I want to take the value in the table at field C4. thank you |
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=INDEX(A1:D7,G1,F1)
where G1 is y, F1 is x -- Kind regards, Niek Otten wrote in message oups.com... I have 2 values(x-axis,y-axis) in 2 fields. by those values I want to find a field in a table. i.e. if the top corner of the table is A1, and the values of the x,y are 3,4. then I want to take the value in the table at field C4. thank you |
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