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    index match

    I have an issue that I think can be solved using Index/Match but I'm honestly not quite sure how to best structure my data. Here's what i'm trying to solve for and attached a sample. Tab #1 (Items) list the purchaser in column A and priority in column D. I'm trying to match that against the store tab.

    For example, Store 1002 and Jodi = B. On the items tab, where Jodi and B match, I would like a Yes or 1 in that corresponding cell. I'm not sure if I'm explaining this correctly but hopefully the attachment helps. Thanks in advance
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    Re: index match

    Quote Originally Posted by coda1395 View Post
    For example, Store 1002 and Jodi = B. On the items tab, where Jodi and B match, I would like a Yes or 1 in that corresponding cell.
    Where do you want the Yes or 1 to appear (it's not on your attachment).

    Where is the corresponding cell for that?


    From your description, I would think you want this:

    Copy this formula to E2 and copy/paste to fill the section as needed.

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    Re: index match

    Something like =INDEX(Stores!$A$1:$E$7;MATCH(ITEMS!E$1;Stores!$A$1:$A$7;0);MATCH(ITEMS!$A6;Stores!$A$1:$E$1;0)) in E6 ?

    ( Kristy has an extra space giving errors) ( replace the semicolons with commas)

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    Re: index match

    May be this?

    In E2 Cell


    =IF(IFERROR(INDEX(Stores!$A:$E,MATCH(E$1,Stores!$A:$A,0),MATCH(TRIM($A2),Stores!$1:$1,0))=$D2,0),"Yes","")


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