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In fact OFFSET and INDIRECT being voltaile functions, I don't like to use them.
In this case the use of INDEX might be better but I haven't got XL on my Linux machine to test it
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Thanks guys. It appears the INDIRECT function is best suited for this. Most of my reference are nested if statements, thus the INDEX function just makes the formula longer and more confusing.
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