Need help with INDEX/MATCH or VLOOKUP for multiple criteria across multiple sheets.

ahk4713

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Hello all,

I am currently working on a pretty big Excel file (2007 on Windows XP work computer) for my medical institution and have come into a scenario that seems a bit too complex for me.

My workbook is being used to input the normal weights and measures of children based on their age and sex. Currently, the workbook includes Sheet 1 titled "Autopsy Form-Both Sides"; from there I have 14 sheets that separate normal means and standard deviations for different organs, their height, and their weight based on their ages and sex.

Sheet names:
Male Day Organs
Female Day Organs
Male Month Organs
Female Month Organs
Male Year Organs
Female Year Organs
Male Weight 0-3
Female Weight 0-3
Male Weight 4-18
Female Weight 4-18
Male Length 0-3
Female Length 0-3
Male Length 4-18
Female Length 4-18

The only information that I will input is on Sheet 1 and there are three criteria I need it to match before finding the answer. There is one blank for the number age (P4), one for the text age (Q4), and one for the sex (R4) that I need Excel to look up and match with the tables on the other sheets.

For example, cell F9 will be the normal body weight for the child. I will type: 4 (P4), 'year (Q4), 'M (R4). The normal body weights for 4-18 yo males are found in Sheet 6, 'Male Weight 4-18', and looks like this:

Age (yr)
Weight (M + SD)
4
17 ± 3.3
5
18.5 ± 4
6
20.5 ± 4.5
7
23 ± 5.8
8
25 ± 7
9
28 ± 8.8
10
31.5 ± 10.5
11
35 ± 12.3
12
39.5 ± 14.3
13
45 ± 16
14
50.5 ± 17
15
56.5 ± 18
16
62 ± 19
17
66.5 ± 19.8
18
69 ± 20.8

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*Note, all of this information is formatted as a table. Not sure if that is an issue or not.

With the help of whatever formula that we end up using, I need the final answer in cell F9 on Sheet 1 to populate as 17 ± 3.3.

As a final problem I may run in to, the male and female "day" tables are not separated into individual cells but look like this:

Age (Days)
Brain
Liver
Heart
1
277.1 ± 68
68.8 ± 5.1
13.2 ± 1.2
2-30
383.3 ± 34.5</SPAN>
140.1 ± 15.1</SPAN>
25.4 ± 4.6</SPAN>
31-60
474.5 ± 42.7
148.4 ± 27.2
26.4 ± 4.5
61-90
595.3 ± 51.7</SPAN>
186.4 ± 15.1</SPAN>
27.4 ± 2.7</SPAN>
91-120
614.1 ± 42.9
176.1 ± 17.2
30.4 ± 6.2
121-150
665.2 ± 77.5</SPAN>
215.5 ± 33.9</SPAN>
28.3 ± 2.2</SPAN>
151-180
713.8 ± 61.7
269.1 ± 56.3
38 ± 6.5

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Will Excel be able to pick these ranges out or should I input each day separately so that it is easier to look through?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
-Amanda
 

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