dpaton05

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I have a table which has data I need for my spreadsheet. The table has two rows of headings on both X and Y axis. Is there a formula that will allow me to get data from this table?
 

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Pretty vague description, perhaps an INDEX(MATCH,MATCH)?

Any sample data and desired results?
 
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Pretty vague description, perhaps an INDEX(MATCH,MATCH)?

Any sample data and desired results?


I worked out a way I could do it. I just listed all possible results and used SUMIFS formula to find the answer.

Thanks anyway.
 
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I thought of index match match but I couldn't see a way it would work with the data I had.
 
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