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The way i've been doing it is to rename the ranges so the formula can
calculate. Is their an easier way? I've been playing with match and index arguments and i'm stuck. I don't know enough about VB to create, only edit. My Data: (today it is from 3-5, tomorrow it may be from 1-5) Phone Log 3:00-5:00 CON 1 Time 5 0.046 4.75 0.673 4.5 0.107 4.25 0.082 4 0.421 3.75 0.816 3.5 0.199 3.25 0.572 3 0.071 Con 2 Time 5 0.021 4.75 0.388 4.5 0.962 4.25 0.82 4 0.446 3.75 0.629 3.5 0.665 3.25 0.384 3 0.55 My formula: =IF($A$1=Sheet1!$A$2,HLOOKUP($A$1,Con_1,3,FALSE)) I need it to display the CON1, the time mark and the ASR (column B, no heading) |
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