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Markshr Averages and vlookup solution? 09-06-2010, 03:27 AM
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    Re: Averages and vlookup solution?

    Are you looking to interpolate or find the intersect ?

    (ie are the values in M3 & M5 to be exact matches to the header values in the table)

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    Re: Averages and vlookup solution?

    Woops, forgot to sepcify that.

    M3 may not be an exact match.

    For example, a input into M3 may be "0.22" but would fall into the "D" column.

    Input into "M5" will always fall into rows 5 to 11.

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    Re: Averages and vlookup solution?

    Something like this:
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    Re: Averages and vlookup solution?

    Thats great!

    Thanks guys!

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    Re: Averages and vlookup solution?

    I have tried to mimic the formula in cell R7 supplied by zbor, in R25

    But can't seem to nail it

    Anyone?
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    Re: Averages and vlookup solution?

    I’m still trying to finish this formula.

    Just can’t seem to get over the line,

    Can anyone help?
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    Re: Averages and vlookup solution?

    Not entirely sure I follow but perhaps the INDEX element you're looking for is along the lines of:

    INDEX($D$25:$N$31,MATCH($R$5,$C$25:$C$31),MATCH($R$23,$D$24:$F$24,0)+($R$21-1)*3)

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