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    What formula, horizontal and vertical

    Hi,

    This has stumpped me,

    I have a sheet that has names in column A i also have dates from column G - AJ on a single line, what i want to do is do a sumproduct type of thing that will read sideways and find today() then look down column A and find the name then look from columns B - AJ with the value that meets both the critiria, can this be done?

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    Hi,
    Is it possible that more than one value meets both criteria?
    Dates are in G-AJ and the values to find in B-AJ?

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    Intersection of a col and row in a data list

    If ALL dates are really in columns B:AJ...
    Then try something like this:

    with
    B10:AJ10 containing dates
    and
    A11:A31 containing names
    and
    A1 contains the name to find in Col_A

    This formula returns the value from the intersection of
    the row containing the name in A1
    and
    the column containing today's date:
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    cant seem to get that work, i have attached a snippet of the worksheet so you can look at.
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    Intersection of a col and row in a data list

    Quote Originally Posted by djfatboyfats View Post
    cant seem to get that work, i have attached a snippet of the worksheet so you can look at.
    Without addressing the various other issues in the workbook you posted,
    try this formula in Sheet1
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    Thanks for the reply but no it didnt work, it still comes up with the answer of zero even though i put a value in the cell its looking for, for todays date, i am looking and it all looks correct, pehaps you could place it into the workbook for me?

    Thanks for your help so far.

    Thanks

    DJ

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    Its ok now i changed your formula a bit and now it works.

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