The Match() function will return the relative column for the date matching the
header.So: Your array of data is in E1:AI1 and if you're looking for the date
in cell C1, you would use:MATCH(C$1,$E$1:$AI$1)(the "$" will be necessary for
when you copy the formulas)
In this case, the function returns 31, which is the number of columns beginning
from column E.The index() function starts with the entire array of data
(E1:AI7)and uses a row,column offset into this array.
In cell C2, use the formula:=INDEX($E$1:$AI$7,ROW(),MATCH(C$1,$E$1:$AI$1))
the row() function returns the current row.You can then copy this function to
the rows in column C and D.
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