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    Index and Match on multiple similar tables

    Hello,

    I need to use Index and Match function for this problem.
    Need to select the specific table using the "customer type" parameter and then a value inside that table by using "region" and "shipping" method. Parameters can be change using dropdown.

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    Need to find Shipping per unit using the tables below
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    Re: Index and Match on multiple similar tables

    Try INDEX(range,row index,collumn index) with:
    row index =MATCH("Customer type 30",B:B,0)+MATCH("West",$B$35:$B$41,0)
    column index=MATCH("Plane",$B$36:$F$36,0)

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    Re: Index and Match on multiple similar tables

    Welcome to the forum.

    INDEX MATCH MATCH with the AREA argument invoked will probably work for you.

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    Re: Index and Match on multiple similar tables

    You have attached images that some members will not be able to see. I asked for a workbook - instructions at the top of the page.

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    Re: Index and Match on multiple similar tables

    Hey,
    Thanks for the reply.

    But what if I change the value Customer Type 30 to Customer Type 20. This won't work I guess.
    I have attached the excel file.

    Thanks again!!

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    Re: Index and Match on multiple similar tables

    It works for me:

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    Re: Index and Match on multiple similar tables

    Hello,

    Assuming the columns (Rail, Truck, Plane & Ship) are in same order in each data group, Region can be in any order, if so use VLOOKUP like;

    =VLOOKUP(J5,INDEX(B:B,MATCH(J9,B:B,0)):F28,MATCH(J7,B5:F5,0),0)

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