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Try: =IF(INDEX('Sheet2!'$E$4:$E$3429,MATCH(Sheet1!C4,'R etail LCR'!$B$4:$B$3429,FALSE))=0,other formula,INDEX('Sheet2!'$E$4:$E$3429,MATCH(Sheet1!C 4,'Retail LCR'!$B$4:$B$3429,FALSE))) HTH Jean-Guy "A.S." wrote: I'm sure this is easy but I can't hink right now...its Friday. I just wanted to do a nested IF, INDEX, MATCH. So that if the INDEX/MATCH = 0, it does another one. SO here is the formula: =INDEX('Sheet2!'$E$4:$E$3429,MATCH(Sheet1!C4,'Reta il LCR'!$B$4:$B$3429,FALSE)) Basically if this ends up being 0, then I want it to do another INDEX/MATCH. ANy thought? Thanks. |
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