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In C16 enter relative referencing
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=XLOOKUP($B16,$B6:$B11,$F6:$F11,"") Select B15:F22 - Copy - Go to the desired place (e.g. B25) - Paste Special - Formulas - OK FYI OFFSET is a volatile function
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Thank you. This is exactly what I am looking for.
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