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    Quick INDEX MATCH MATCH OFFSET question

    Say I have this formula:

    =INDEX(Distances!$A$1:$AE$31,MATCH(AU928,Distances!$A$1:$A$31,0),MATCH(C928,Distances!$A$1:$AE$1,0))

    So that returns the correct value from lets say cell k5, after it looks up the respective columns and rows. How do I return the value in the column to the left of cell k5 - in this example j5?

    Would it have to do with OFFSET?

    Thanks in advance

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    Re: Quick INDEX MATCH MATCH OFFSET question

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    Re: Quick INDEX MATCH MATCH OFFSET question



    =INDEX(Distances!$A$1:$AE$31,MATCH(AU928,Distances!$A$1:$A$31,0),MATCH(C928,Distances!$A$1:$AE$1,0)-1)

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    Re: Quick INDEX MATCH MATCH OFFSET question

    Just put a "-1" in the column match

    =INDEX(Distances!$A$1:$AE$31,MATCH(AU928,Distances!$A$1:$A$31,0),MATCH(C928,Distances!$A$1:$AE$1,0)-1)
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    Re: Quick INDEX MATCH MATCH OFFSET question

    Knew I was close...thank-you

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    Re: Quick INDEX MATCH MATCH OFFSET question

    Thanks for that!

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