This idea came up during and advanced Microsoft Excel course today and I wanted to share it once I came to a solution.
Using a combination of data validation menus, named ranges and an INDEX-MATCH function, I was able to create a two-way lookup.
Function Explanation Here:
TheTable= A3:D12
Coffee= G3
CoffeeList= A3:A12
Size= G6
SizeList= A3:D3
=INDEX(TheTable,MATCH(Coffee,CoffeeList,0),MATCH(Size,SizeList,0))
=INDEX(A3:D12,MATCH(G3,A3:A12,0),MATCH(G6,A3:D3,0))
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