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Maybe one way:
=INDEX(A$1:D$3,MATCH(A3,C$1:C$3,0),4) Adjust your ranges as needed. Regards, Paul -- "EDF2017" wrote in message ... Hi, Here is the challenge I'm having: A B C D 1 6 500 3 5 200 5 4 100 I need to see if the value in cell A1 (etc.) appears in column C and if it does then I want to return the value from column D in column B. So in this case cell A3 matches C2 so I need the value in cell D2 to appear in cell B3. Hopefully this makes sense and somebody will be able to help. Thanks in advance! |
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