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I have the following formula:
=OFFSET(INDEX('Capital Summary'!F$25:F$28,MATCH(A4,'Capital Summary'!F $25:F$28,0)),,1) This works fine, however, when I remove the OFFSET(...) part and just have =INDEX('Capital Summary'!F$25:F$28,MATCH(A4,'Capital Summary'!F$25:F $28,0)) the matched value is returned, not its cell address. How does OFFSET pick up the cell address? |
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