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Lisa wrote:
Hi. I'm trying to do a lookup in a table; however, I'm stuck. I tried doing a match and index, but I can't get it to work. IE... For Product A, Vendor 2 would charge ____? And so forth. Vendor Product 1 2 3 A $5 $7 $9 B $8 $7 $6 Thanks so much, Lisa Excel's Intersection Operator (a space) is designed for this purpose. Highlight your table and click Insert|Name|Create and check Top row, Left column. Then, e.g., =ProductA Vendor2 will return the corresponding price Note that the product names and vendor names need to be in a form acceptable for range names in a worksheet. Alan Beban |
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