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Yes, it is possible to insert a value into a cell based on its row and column number using Excel functions.
Here's an example of how to use the INDEX and MATCH functions to insert a value into cell (i, 47) of the "Table1" in your worksheet:
=INDEX(Table1, i, MATCH(47, A1:Z1, 0))
In this formula, the MATCH function searches the first row of the table (A1:Z1) for the value 47 and returns the column number. The INDEX function then returns the value in the cell at the specified row (i) and column (returned by MATCH).
Note: Replace "47" with the actual column number and "i" with the actual row number in the formula.
You can also use this formula in a loop for all the values of i to get the desired result.