formula to look up column headers in one table and return values in another table

cjcass

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  1. 2016
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Am sure this is very easy but I'm having a complete mental block!!
What's the formula to put into the yellow cells to give the results shown - it's looking up the headers in B3:K3, finding the header that matches the one input in N3:W3, and then returning the cell content in the same row. The headers in both tables are variable and can change positions in the tables.
Many thanks

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=INDEX($B5:$G5,MATCH(N$3,$B$3:$G$3,0))

in N5, copy down and across
 
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Brilliant, thanks, have extended the range to K and it works great :)
 
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