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I want to use two cells in table 1 to be found on table 2. For example:

I want to locate the cell in table 2 using table 1 A:2 & B:2. In this case I want the "Place" column in table 1 to show the C:2 value from table 2

Posted on May 16, 2022 7:41 PM

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Posted on May 16, 2022 8:24 PM

casey00000 wrote:

I want the "Place" column in table 1 to show the C:2 value from table 2


You can try something like this:




=INDEX(Table 2::$B$2:$H$7,MATCH(A2,Table 2::A,0),MATCH(B2,Table 2::$1:$1,0)−1)


Or, if your region uses , as a decimal separator:


=INDEX(Table 2::$B$2:$H$7;MATCH(A2;Table 2::A;0);MATCH(B2;Table 2::$1:$1;0)−1)


SG

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May 16, 2022 8:24 PM in response to casey00000

casey00000 wrote:

I want the "Place" column in table 1 to show the C:2 value from table 2


You can try something like this:




=INDEX(Table 2::$B$2:$H$7,MATCH(A2,Table 2::A,0),MATCH(B2,Table 2::$1:$1,0)−1)


Or, if your region uses , as a decimal separator:


=INDEX(Table 2::$B$2:$H$7;MATCH(A2;Table 2::A;0);MATCH(B2;Table 2::$1:$1;0)−1)


SG

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