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The problem with that formula is that I don't know what row I'm looking at for the I value on the reference sheet. I need to find a row in my reference sheet where the value in column A matches the reference cell and the value in column I matches the specified value, but I don't know what row that is for either value. So I don't know that it's I6 (for example). That's why my formula doesn't work, because ColumnI needs to be a fixed reference and it isn't.
– Gale
Commented Jul 10, 2021 at 11:26

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