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msao

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Since: Nov 16, 2009
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 7:02 am
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please help with this need to recive the intercection between loose And
exposed answer shold be E.

Shelterd Partially Shelterd Eposed Extremely
Exposed
Very Loose E D C
A
Loose G F E
B
Average J I H
F
Tight K J I
G
Very Tight L L L
L

Thank you for the Help
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Jacob Skaria

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Since: Mar 15, 2009
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 8:58 am
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Another way using VLOOKUP(). Make sure the text mentioned in the formula or
reference cell is exactly same as mentioned in row headers and column headers

=VLOOKUP("Loose",A1:E10,MATCH("Exposed",A1:E1,0),0)

'with the lookup values in F1 and F2
=VLOOKUP(F1,A1:E10,MATCH(F2,A1:E1,0),0)

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"msao" wrote:

> please help with this need to recive the intercection between loose And
> exposed answer shold be E.
>
> Shelterd Partially Shelterd Eposed Extremely
> Exposed
> Very Loose E D C
> A
> Loose G F E
> B
> Average J I H
> F
> Tight K J I
> G
> Very Tight L L L
> L
>
> Thank you for the Help
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Bernard Liengme

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Since: Jan 27, 2004
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:05 am
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I entered you data such that the word "Sheltered" in in B1, and "Very Loose"
is in A2, etc
In G1 I enter Loose and in H1 I entered Exposed
In J1 I used the formula =INDEX(B2:E6,MATCH(G1,A2:A6,0),MATCH(H1,B1:E1,0))
to get the answer E

As a second experiment, I selected A1:E6 and use Create Names. Now, for
example, D2:D6 is called Exposed while B3:E3 is called Loose

A formula such as = Loose Exposed will return the intersection. The space in
this formula is the 'intersection operator'

best wishes
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Bernard Liengme
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
Microsoft Excel MVP

"msao" <msao RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:868E857A-C8DE-4DAF-8DF0-32CCC04A8E43@microsoft.com...
> please help with this need to recive the intercection between loose And
> exposed answer shold be E.
>
> Shelterd Partially Shelterd Eposed
> Extremely
> Exposed
> Very Loose E D C
> A
> Loose G F E
> B
> Average J I H
> F
> Tight K J I
> G
> Very Tight L L L
> L
>
> Thank you for the Help
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