> In english, the code would need to find the intercept of matching
> Command and Room, find the Object for those, identify the cell
> reference of that Object, and then return Desc from the column
> immediately to the right.
Assuming the source sheet (as posted) is named simply as: x
with Room1, Desc, Room2, etc listed in B1 across
and CommandX, etc listed in A2 down
then in the sheet where you have 3 lookup var listed in A1:A3, eg:
> A1=CommandX
> A2=Room1
> A3=Object3
you could place this in say, A4,
array-entered (press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula):
=INDEX(OFFSET(x!1:1,MATCH(1,(x!A1:A100=A1)*(OFFSET(x!A1:A100,,MATCH(A2,x!1:1,0)-1)=A3),0)-1,),MATCH(A2,x!1:1,0)+1)
to return the required result from the description col adjacent to the
"Room#"
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"S Davis" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> This is a bit tricky to explain. Forgive me, I'll do my best.
>
> Based on the contents of three cells on one sheet, I would like to
> know the location (cell reference, ie $B$33) of the item desired, and
> then return the contents of the cell immediately adjacent to it.
>
> Let's say the cells I want to look up are here:
> A1=CommandX
> A2=Room1
> A3=Object3
>
> I want to return "Desc" from another worksheet in the below example:
>
>
> ------------------Room1--------Description---------Room2--------
> Description ..... RoomN
> CommandX---Object1-------Desc------------------ObjectN+1---Desc.....
> CommandX---Object2-------Desc------------------ ....
> CommandX---Object3-------Desc...
> ....
> CommandY---ObjectN------Desc...
> ......
> CommandZ.........
>
>
> So its not terribly pretty.
>
> In english, the code would need to find the intercept of matching
> Command and Room, find the Object for those, identify the cell
> reference of that Object, and then return Desc from the column
> immediately to the right.
>
> Is this posssible?