Non-numeric row/column ordinal value for array

lsgexel

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I have the Excel sheet with rows: 1,2,3 and cols A, B, C, D:
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A B C D
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1 N M Y R
2 E .5 .7 .9
3 S .6 .4 .3
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I would like to use non-numeric values for rows (N, M, Y, R) and columns (E,S) to index the table as follows:

=Index(B2:D3,R,2)
should return the value .9

How can this be done?
 

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I think you'd need to use something like this:
=INDEX(B1:D3,2,MATCH("R",B1:D1,0))

Is that something you can work with?
 
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