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  1. #1
    jhahes
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    Index Match #N/A error, please help

    When I do the following

    =INDEX(Sheet2!A3:D319,MATCH(SCHEDULING!B3,Sheet2!A3:A319,0),4)

    I get this error

    #N/A


    Could someone please help me with this.

    One reason might be this, but I don't know how to fix it.
    In the MATCH(Scheduling B3) it is a number format.

    In the Sheet2 column A field it was imported as a text format and i changed it to a number format. However after I changed it to a number format, and i went and retyped the number it worked, but it left a green arrow in the upper left corner of the cell with the formula.

    So i might be able to retype these numbers to get them to work, but I dont really want to retype 1000 numbers every time the data refreshed because it is importing as text.

    Any help would be great


    Thanks
    Josh

  2. #2
    K Dales
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    RE: Index Match #N/A error, please help

    It is true that a number (e.g. 42) will not match a text value (e.g. "42").
    But try this:
    =INDEX(Sheet2!A3:D319,MATCH(SCHEDULING!B3,VALUE(Sheet2!A3:A319),0),4)
    and use Ctrl-Shift-Enter to enter this as an array formula
    --
    - K Dales


    "jhahes" wrote:

    >
    > When I do the following
    >
    > =INDEX(Sheet2!A3:D319,MATCH(SCHEDULING!B3,Sheet2!A3:A319,0),4)
    >
    > I get this error
    >
    > #N/A
    >
    >
    > Could someone please help me with this.
    >
    > One reason might be this, but I don't know how to fix it.
    > In the MATCH(Scheduling B3) it is a number format.
    >
    > In the Sheet2 column A field it was imported as a text format and i
    > changed it to a number format. However after I changed it to a number
    > format, and i went and retyped the number it worked, but it left a
    > green arrow in the upper left corner of the cell with the formula.
    >
    > So i might be able to retype these numbers to get them to work, but I
    > dont really want to retype 1000 numbers every time the data refreshed
    > because it is importing as text.
    >
    > Any help would be great
    >
    >
    > Thanks
    > Josh
    >
    >
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