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  1. 07-24-2012, 06:48 AM #1
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    Index & match - not showing blanks

    Dear All

    Can anyone please suggest why the current index formul athat I written is still show zero when a cell is blank despite incorporting it in the formula.

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    =IF(INDEX('Master Tracker III'!$B$5:$AO$129,MATCH(1,('MI For O Day'!$B11='Master Tracker III'!$E$5:$E$129)*('MI For O Day'!$C11='Master Tracker III'!$F$5:$F$129),0),19)="","",INDEX('Master Tracker III'!$B$5:$AO$129,MATCH(1,('MI For O Day'!$B11='Master Tracker III'!$E$5:$E$129)*('MI For O Day'!$C11='Master Tracker III'!$F$5:$F$129),0),23))
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    Re: Index & match - not showing blanks

    Blank and zero aren't the same thing, maybe the cell it's resolving to has an actual zero value and isn't blank.
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    Re: Index & match - not showing blanks

    Based on your formula, you are looking in 1 cell to check for a blank (something in column 19) and then returning a value from another cell (something in Col 23). Is that what you want?
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