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how to look up values with two independent variables
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how to look up values with two independent variables
=INDEX(rng3,MATCH(1,(rng1=val1)*(rng2=val2),0))
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how to look up values with two independent variables
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how to look up values with two independent variables
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how to look up values with two independent variables
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