-- Hi All, I am trying to apply lookup in 2 dimensions wherein I have to get the value as per 2 lookup values (1 is there in the row and another in the column). I am attaching the workbook in which I am looking for the desired result. Please let me know if someone can help on this. [image: image.png] From the Table Array [image: image.png]
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Aging_of_Stock Table.xlsx
Description: MS-Excel 2007 spreadsheet