How to retrieve column and row headers values for every marked cell in a grid/matrix?

Cassiorosj

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Hi All,

This is my first post here so bear with me =]

I have a Matrix/Grid (Pic below) and I need to take from it a list of pairs (column and row) that are intersecting. Basically if there's an "x" in the grid cell, I want that pair (Column and Row) in a list (a simple column A and B list).
Also two things can change through out the project:

1- The content in the Grid Column and Row headers will increase;
2- The marked grid cells could be unmarked (no more intersection) through the project lifecycle;

So I'll need this formula/VBA to be flexible and allow me to update the outcome list.

I swear I read a lot about what could have been done, watch YouTube videos and couldn't find anything. The closes I got was the Match/Index combination, but that works the other way around, to find an intersection cell not the column and row headers originating the intersection. Checked the Offset as well, but couldn't come up with a formula that would check the whole grid.

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