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Default Finding Next Occurrence

I download each morning off the web information that is download as an
Excel document. Well right now, I am trying to get the "Index and
match" function to work. It works on the very first occurrence of an
item, but I cannot seem to figure out how to make it work in every
occurrence. Sometimes my first criteria will not even appear on that
day's information, and sometimes there could be as many as five
appearances. Therefore, what I am trying to do in my "Index and
Match" formula is locate the first occurrence and my first, and then
if any others appear extract them as well. Now they will always
appear, if they appear for that on line 14, of the download.

He is the formula that I am presently using:

{=INDEX('[CBHI-0129.xls]Sheet1'!$L$2:$L$100,MATCH(1,($I
$27='[CBHI-0129.xls]Sheet1'!$J$2:$J
$100)*("Data"='[CBHI-0129.xls]Sheet1'!$H$2:$H$100),0))}

Where I27 is what I am trying to match to in CBHI-0129, and this is
what could occur or could not occur, each day. In CBHI-0129 column H,
there can be the word Total or Data, all intermingled.


 
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