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Unable to get an INDEX MATCH formula to work for a multiple row and column lookup

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    Exclamation Unable to get an INDEX MATCH formula to work for a multiple row and column lookup

    Hello

    I've attached a simplified version of what I'm trying to achieve.

    In short, I have a little summary table that will want to look up a date (cell C25) and then the member number (cell B27). From here it will look through row 4 to find the corresponding date and then down column B to locate the member number. I then need it to offset either one, two or three columns to return the respective value for "Location", "Score" and "Time" (cells C27, D27 & E27).

    I've had many attempts at playing around with MATCH INDEX and OFFSET from reading a few examples online, but nothing has been successful. Has anyone got some helpful hints on piecing all these functions together to get a solution?
    Many thanks!

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    Re: Unable to get an INDEX MATCH formula to work for a multiple row and column lookup

    c27=INDEX($C$5:$Z$22,MATCH($B27,$B$5:$B$22,0),MATCH($C$25,$C$4:$Z$4,0)+MATCH(C$26,$D$4:$F$4,0))
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    Re: Unable to get an INDEX MATCH formula to work for a multiple row and column lookup

    In the attached I've used the below formula in cell C27 to return the name.
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    Then by offsetting the columns in the red section you can get the score and time.
    So score would be E5:Y5 and time would be F5:Z5.
    Then you can copy those formulas down as needed.

    Hope that helps.

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    Re: Unable to get an INDEX MATCH formula to work for a multiple row and column lookup

    Worked absolutely perfectly. Thank you very much!

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