Day 67 · Friday, 9 October 2026
A rate that depends on two things at once, not one, lives in a grid rather than a list — and INDEX can land on any cell in that grid once two MATCH calls work out which row and which column to use.
You handle billing for a management consulting firm. What a client gets charged per hour depends on two things together — the consultant's level and the client's service tier — so the rate card is laid out as a grid, one row per level and one column per tier, rather than a single list a plain VLOOKUP could read. For each engagement in A2:B5, use INDEX and MATCH in column C to pull the rate that matches both the level in column A and the tier in column B from the grid in E1:H5. Fill in rows 2 through 5.
A new exercise every morning, plus every day that came before it — a back catalogue that grows by one a day, whether or not you were here for it.
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