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Please forget about #8. By mistake I forgot to change semicolons (which is my usual setting) in the last formula to commas.
I also think I misread your last words: and time in between to times Try this formula instead: =INDEX(C18:AH18,MATCH(B23,INDIRECT(B24,0),1)) If you want to avoid the helper cell you can try this formula: =INDEX($C$18:$AH$18,MATCH($B$23,OFFSET($C$1,MATCH( $B$22,$B$2:$B$17,0),,,32),1)) Last edited by xor; 02-14-2017 at 03:25 AM. |
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Thank you so much
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