How to write an xlookup that does the same job as an index match match Index Match Match method: =INDEX(B4:M21,MATCH(R7,A4:A21,0),MATCH(R8,B3:M3,0)) Xlookup method: =XLOOKUP(R7,A4:A21,XLOOKUP(R8,B3:M3,B4:M21))
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