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    Finding data through rows and columns

    I am trying to create a formula for some structural analysis but having trouble with what I think might be the Lookup function.

    My column, for rows, basically runs from 40-300 in increments of 5-10. I have a row, for columns, at the top running from 5-40 in increments of 5.

    What I wish to do is for example find the number that would sit within the row and column. See below.

    1 2 3 4 5 6
    1 2 4 6 8 9 12
    2 1 2 3 4 5 7
    3 5 6 4 99 7 8
    4 4 5 6 8 2 1


    So for example i want to find the number relating to number 3 column one, to 5 in the top row. This gives the answer of 99.

    any comments will be much appreciated.

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    Re: Finding data through rows and columns

    That's an INDEX/MATCH/MATCH function.

    Take a look at the formula in G1 of the attached file.
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    Re: Finding data through rows and columns

    Ok I think that i have that done. I have selected the data i want and what i want to match however an error code of value not available code is coming up. any ideas?

    thanks for the fast reply

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    Re: Finding data through rows and columns

    SHow your work. Post your resulting workbook so we can see the data and the formula you tried. Click GO ADVANCED and use the paperclip icon to post up a copy of your workbook.

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    Re: Finding data through rows and columns

    Ok i think i have attached it. If you look there is a D/T value and a Le/Ry value. These are the numbers which in turn i wish to look up.

    Sheet two is laid out clearer with different sizes of beams, where as sheet one is for manually entering different beam properties.


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    Re: Finding data through rows and columns

    Quote Originally Posted by cblack1 View Post
    Ok i think i have attached it. If you look there is a D/T value and a Le/Ry value.
    May be this...

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    Re: Finding data through rows and columns

    My formula in J4 would be:

    =INDEX($X$3:$AG$37, MATCH(H4, $W$3:$W$37, 1), MATCH(D4, $X$2:$AG$2, 1))

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