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I started with the code from he
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...260381033.aspx My current formula is: =INDEX(tests!$C$2:$G$30000,SMALL(IF(tests!$C$2:$C$ 30000=A$2,ROW(tests!$C$2:$G$30000)),ROW(1:1)),2) I don't fully understand how the row function works, specifically how the ROW(1:1) statement plays into the SMALL function or even what ROW(1:1) signifies, and because of this I can't figure out why the whole formula is basically doing things right but instead of identifying occurrences of A$2 and spitting out that data, it's identifying occurrences of A$2 and spitting out the data of the next line below. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Ryan |
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