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How do I find the 2 values record in a table?

I'm creating Google Sheet for work, and have problem with advanced formula.I have one table:I have to merge Country 1 and Country 2 with only 2 digits (f.e. DE34 not DED34) and find this linked in such value table:For example, in the first record, I have to find AT23 + BE45, and fill a cell with value 0,13.Is it any solution for that?

Can a person who understands Russian understand Ukrainian, Belarusian, and Bulgarian?

I've been making a table comparing all european national languages, plus 2 dialects: brazilian portuguese and low german. The maximum of similarity points is almost 300, so i divided it in 6 categorys: 240-300 points, very similar, 180-240 points, quite similar, 120-180 similar, 60-120 with some similaritys, 10-50 different, 0-10 very far away. The strongest similarity so far are czech and slovak, with 291 points (very similar), followed by norwegian and swedish, with 290, and then brazilian and european portuguese, with 285. The second strongest similarity among slavic languages is between bulgarian and macedonian, with 234, followed by belarusian and ukrainian with 226, both "quite similar". So this is quite the same as high german and low german, and more than between german and dutch. Russian and ukrainian are quite less similar than spanish and portuguese. So i suppoze you can understand many things in a newspaper, but little when spoken.At the end of the list for every slavic language i put the number of points made with other slavic languages. There we can see that ukrainian is "the most slavic language", that is the language that made most points with other slavic languages. The "least slavic language" is bulgarian (which is relatively far from other slavic languages, but relatively near to russian (and very near to macedonian, of course).The text i'm uzing is rather a simple story (Harry Potter), so the language is rather basic. Later i'll take an academic text, where the cultural exchange (loanwords) is more important. Differences of 50 or 100 points have a strong statistical significance, differences of 10 or 20 points rather little statistical significance.Here come the statistics for the slavic languages and some other languages i mentioned. The first language is the language i'm comparing with the others. After the table i have the legends for the languages (abbreviations):BI-uk226-ru198-pol132-ju122-sno96-cze84-sko83-mak71-bu66-la52-li50-it38-de37-ro35-bra/pla32-es31-shi27-ne26-por22-gre/su17-mal/sve15-fra14-no13-et10-is7-mag6-en/tü5-da4 - 1078BRA-por285-es198-it159-fra89-mal81-ro52-sno45-shi44-mak43-uk39-en/pol36-bu/ju34-ru33-bi32-da31-sko29-li28-no27-sve24-cze/de22-pla21-la19-su17-ne15-is11-mag9-et7-tü5-gre3BU-mak234-ru143-ju131-uk121-sno100-bi/pol66-sko59-cze58-bra35-it33-la32-es30-ro28-li25-por22-shi21-de19-su17-pla16-et12-mal11-fra9-da/mag8-ne7-no6-en/gre2-sve1-is/tü0 - 978CZE-sko291-pol135-sno112-ju100-uk86-bi84-ru69-mak68-bu58-es34-la/su33-it30-li27-mag26-bra/de/et/ne/ro22-fra/pla20-por19-shi15-mal13-no/sve12-gre11-da10-tü9-is6-en1 - 1003DE-pla221-ne179-da87-sve83-en75-no73-la53-it51-mak/uk44-ro42-es40-is39-mag38-bi/sno37-pol36-ju34-li/shi32-et/ru31-sko26-mal/por25-fra23-bra/cze22-su20-bu19-gre13-tü8ES-por255-it206-bra198-fra104-ro94-mal61-pla47-de/shi40-ju35-cze34-bu33-mak/ru/sno/uk32-bi/ne31-pol30-en28-la25-et21-sko20-li/su19-mag18-gre11-sve/tü10-no9-is3JU-sno193-mak180-uk165-bu/sko131-bi122-ru116-pol111-cze100-li56-la51-shi38-es/bra35-de34-pla31-ro27-no/sve25-por23-ne22-su20-da18-et16-mal15-fra14-mag12-en6-tü0 - 1249MAK-bu234-ju171-sno146-uk143-pol96-ru95-sko93-cze68-bi63-la50-li/shi48-bra43-de41-pla40-no38-sve36-da/por35-ro33-es32-ne31-it30-mal28-mag20-fra/su17-en/et15-is12-tü8-gre4 - 1109NO-sve290-da239-is108-ne101-pla84-de/en73-mak38-shi37-mal30-ro29-la28-bra/uk27-li26-ju/pol25-sno24-mag23-sko22-et/it19-fra17-por/su14-bi13-cze12-tü11-es9-bu/gre6-ru5POL-sko167-uk138-cze135-bi132-ju110-ru109-sno104-mak96-bu66-li43-la37-de36-it/shi35-por33-bra31-es30-pla29-no/sve25-da20-mal/ro19-mag/su17-et16-tü14-ne12-en/fra/gre7-is5 - 1057RU-bi198-uk163-bu143-ju116-pol109-mak95-sno88-sko80-cze69-ro37-it34-es32-bra/la/li30-shi27-de26-pla25-et/por19-fra16-ne14-su12-gre/mag/sve8-da/no5-mal1-en/is/tü0 - 1061SKO-cze291-pol167-sno145-uk136-ju131-mak93-bi83-ru80-bu59-li45-bra/shi29-de26-la/ne25-pla23-it/mal/no/su/sve22-por21-da20-fra19-es/et/ro18-mag15-tü12-en/is8-gre4 - 1185SNO-ju193-uk149-mak146-sko145-cze112-pol104-bu100-bi96-ru88-li47-bra43-pla38-de37-it36-la34-ne33-es32-por28-su/sve27-et26-no24-mag23-ro/shi21-da20-fra19-en/mal14-gre11-is10-tü8 - 1133UK-bi226-ru173-ju165-sno149-mak143-pol138-sko136-bu131-cze86-li58-ro43-la39-de/it38-bra/shi37-ne34-por33-pla32-es30-da25-sve23-no21-mal/su20-fra17-et16-gre15-mag14-en11-tü8-is7 - 1347Abbreviations:bi-belarusian, bra-brazilian portuguese, bu-bulgarian, cze-chech, da-danish, de-german (deutsch), en-english, es-spanish, et-estonian, fra-french, gre-greek, is-icelandic, it-italian, ju-serbocroatian ("jugoslavian"), la-latvian, li-lithuanian, mag-hungarian (magyar), mak-macedonian, mal-maltese, ne-dutch (nederlandish), no-norwegian, pla-low german (plattdeutsh), pol-polish, ro-romanian, ru-russian, shi-albanian (shqiperian), sko-slovak, sno-slovenian, su-finnish (suomian), sve-swedish, tü-türkish, uk-ukrainian.

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