Index-Match: Increasing the column count through a vertical autofill

So I am putting togther a process matrix template for a Value stream analysis. I would use brute for and simple tricks to make this work but I am handing it off in two weeks to a student and I want this to be as strait forward and as easy to use as possible.


________C_______D_______E________F______G___
_____Part#1___Part#2___Part#3___Part#4___Part#5
Drill 1___1_______2________0_______3_______0__
Drill 2___0_______3________0_______1_______1__
Drill 3___0_______0________0_______4_______2__
Lathe 1__0_______1________1_______0_______0__
Lathe 2__1_______4________4_______0_______1__
Lathe 3__0_______0________5_______1_______0__

The first worksheet has a list of about 180 machines running vertically, and enough space for 20-50 part numbers to plugged in running horizontally across the top. The next three worksheets have the machines organized and grouped together by processes. I planned to use an Index-Match such as =INDEX('Individual Machines'!D$6:D$194,MATCH("Drill 1",'Individual Machines'!$C$6:$C$194,0))

The goal would be to get the user manually fill in the first worksheet, and then allow the user to use the vertical autofill function to fill in data on the later worksheets. This would provide a flexible template that can be re-used for different and various product families.

So populate something like this with a downward autofill for the number of times the part# hits a machine.


_______Drill 1___Lathe 2___Lathe 3___
Part#1___1________1________0____
Part#2___2________4________0____
Part#3___0________4________5____
Part#4___3________0________1____
Part#5___0________0________1____