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This is for a wastewater oxygen saturation chart used in determining Biochemical Oxygen Demand values.



I want to find the intersection value returned to a cell of my choosing. But the catch is that the column values are in a range from the column farthest out value is the low number, to the previous column value being the lowest range to jump into the next column of values.



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I've tried VLOOKUP, coupled with INDEX / MATCH, and I still can't seem to get a handle on this.






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    This is for a wastewater oxygen saturation chart used in determining Biochemical Oxygen Demand values.



    I want to find the intersection value returned to a cell of my choosing. But the catch is that the column values are in a range from the column farthest out value is the low number, to the previous column value being the lowest range to jump into the next column of values.



    enter image description here



    I've tried VLOOKUP, coupled with INDEX / MATCH, and I still can't seem to get a handle on this.






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      This is for a wastewater oxygen saturation chart used in determining Biochemical Oxygen Demand values.



      I want to find the intersection value returned to a cell of my choosing. But the catch is that the column values are in a range from the column farthest out value is the low number, to the previous column value being the lowest range to jump into the next column of values.



      enter image description here



      I've tried VLOOKUP, coupled with INDEX / MATCH, and I still can't seem to get a handle on this.






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      This is for a wastewater oxygen saturation chart used in determining Biochemical Oxygen Demand values.



      I want to find the intersection value returned to a cell of my choosing. But the catch is that the column values are in a range from the column farthest out value is the low number, to the previous column value being the lowest range to jump into the next column of values.



      enter image description here



      I've tried VLOOKUP, coupled with INDEX / MATCH, and I still can't seem to get a handle on this.






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          =INDEX(D4:R33,MATCH(V3,C4:C33,0),MATCH(W3,D3:R3,0))


          Do match for both axis in the index.. That's I think the part that do the job. ( :



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            =INDEX(D4:R33,MATCH(V3,C4:C33,0),MATCH(W3,D3:R3,0))


            Do match for both axis in the index.. That's I think the part that do the job. ( :



            Hope it helps..






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              =INDEX(D4:R33,MATCH(V3,C4:C33,0),MATCH(W3,D3:R3,0))


              Do match for both axis in the index.. That's I think the part that do the job. ( :



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                =INDEX(D4:R33,MATCH(V3,C4:C33,0),MATCH(W3,D3:R3,0))


                Do match for both axis in the index.. That's I think the part that do the job. ( :



                Hope it helps..






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                =INDEX(D4:R33,MATCH(V3,C4:C33,0),MATCH(W3,D3:R3,0))


                Do match for both axis in the index.. That's I think the part that do the job. ( :



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