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Default Lookup Values in Table

I have a data table that looks like this:

1/1/06 1.2 35 7.5 70 8.5 10
1/2/06 1.2 35 9.2 27
1/3/06 1.2 35 5.4 15 10.1 40

This is a download from an external database, so the format is fixed. The
first column is the date (obviously!), the second column is a reference
number, the third column is the "data" associated with the reference number
in the 2nd column, the 4th column is another reference number (using the same
date), the 5th number is the data associated with the 4th column, etc.

What I want to do is have another worksheet pick up the dates and the
appropriate reference number and place the correct data in the correct place.
This second worksheet is a grid; i.e., the reference numbers are in a row at
the top while the dates are listed in a column at the left.

I do not want to use a macro since the person that will use this data is not
familiar with macros. He's pretty good with Excel in general, so I was
hoping to write a formula that would load up the data into the grid sheet. I
thought a "lookup" formula of some kind would be the ticket.

Any help?
 
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