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With row number (orange) in B22, time in B23 and the following in B24 (a helper cell):
="R"&MATCH(B22;B2:B17;0)+1&"C3:R"&MATCH(B22;B2:B17 ;0)+1&"C34" you can try the following: =INDEX(C18:AH18;MATCH(B23;INDIRECT(B24;0);0)) Last edited by xor; 02-14-2017 at 03:15 AM. |
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