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    Conditional Retrieval

    Hi,


    =IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2,E:E,0)),$F:$F,"")


    return wrong value?

    anyone pls?
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    Re: =if(isnumber(match(a2,e:e,0)),$f:$f,"")

    Based on your data, rather than double evaluating etc why not just use:

    C2: =SUMIF(E:E,A2,F:F)
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    and apply a Custom Format to C2:C98 of: [=0]"";General ... thereby making 0's appear as blanks.

    NOTE: I only just noticed your title - I have edited on this occasion given I'd already made the mistake of replying - ensure your titles are appropriate going forward.

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    Re: Conditional Retrieval

    Noted, Thanks!

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    Re: Conditional Retrieval

    Try This
    =(IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A2,E:F,2,0)),"",VLOOKUP(A2,E:F,2,0)))

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