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Hello from Steved
A1 is text = Arthur St A2 is text = Penrose High A3 is a number = 4.0 Could somebody be kind enough to write me a lookup The data is in the same worksheet and is the cells C4:AT125 the lookup will look for Arthur St and Penrose High to get 4.0, below is the cells that the above is in. Ok cell A3 is where I need to put the formula. F4 Arthur St F5 Penrose High F6 4.0 Thankyou |
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"Steved" wrote...
A1 is text = Arthur St A2 is text = Penrose High A3 is a number = 4.0 Could somebody be kind enough to write me a lookup The data is in the same worksheet and is the cells C4:AT125 the lookup will look for Arthur St and Penrose High to get 4.0, below is the cells that the above is in. Ok cell A3 is where I need to put the formula. F4 Arthur St F5 Penrose High F6 4.0 So the values in A1 and A2 would always be found in C4:AT4 and C5:AT5, respectively? If not, what's the complete and exact layout of C4:AT125? -- Never attach files. Snip unnecessary quoted text. Never multipost (though crossposting is usually OK). Don't change subject lines because it corrupts Google newsgroup archives. |
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See attached. I hope it answers your question.
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