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Old 01-28-2017, 03:00 AM
george batshon george batshon is offline Index to return value based on 2 conditions Windows 10 Index to return value based on 2 conditions Office 2013
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Question Index to return value based on 2 conditions

I have a reference table as per the below (xls attached:

Level A B C
3 100 200 300


4 150 170 300
5 120 130 140

A,B,C represents outcomes depending on the level.

in another sheet, I need the outcomes based on the level and rating:

Ex: if level is 4, with a rating of B, then outcome is 170..

Level Rating Outcome
3 A 100
4 B 170
5 B 130

can't figure out how to use index in this situation.

Much appreciated!!
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