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How do I fix this so that the index/match nested function works?
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How do I fix this so that the index/match nested function works?
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The MATCH function requires a one-dimensional array.
However, there is no match for 80.
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Try
=IFERROR(INDEX($A$2:$H$28),MATCH($K$16,$A$2:$A$28,0),5)),"")
so you get a blank cell if there is no match for value in K16
As per Ali's reply, MATCH requires a one dimensional (single column) array.
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Along with what has already been said, it looks as though col A is text & not numbers, so tryFormula:
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And are you wishing to sum several lines or is is always a unique match. The reason I ask is I see two 081 in the image.
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