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Can anyone tell me how I can get this formula to return the Vaule of the Cell
that Matched instead of just returning the number 1? =IF(INDEX($W$2:$W$306,MATCH($AA13,$W$2:$W$306,0),1 )="#N/A",0,1) Thanks in Advance, Rob |
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Surely, the value will be whatever is in AA13?
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Rob" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me how I can get this formula to return the Vaule of the Cell that Matched instead of just returning the number 1? =IF(INDEX($W$2:$W$306,MATCH($AA13,$W$2:$W$306,0),1 )="#N/A",0,1) Thanks in Advance, Rob |
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Unfortunately it is but it is the search for value. I am trying to get the
Found value. I'm trying to do that so I can get a value from an adjacent cell of a different colum. My Apologies for not mentioning that earlier... I was in a rush. :( "Bob Phillips" wrote: Surely, the value will be whatever is in AA13? -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Rob" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me how I can get this formula to return the Vaule of the Cell that Matched instead of just returning the number 1? =IF(INDEX($W$2:$W$306,MATCH($AA13,$W$2:$W$306,0),1 )="#N/A",0,1) Thanks in Advance, Rob |
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=INDEX($X$2:$X$306,MATCH($AA13,$W$2:$W$306,0),1)
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Rob" wrote in message ... Unfortunately it is but it is the search for value. I am trying to get the Found value. I'm trying to do that so I can get a value from an adjacent cell of a different colum. My Apologies for not mentioning that earlier... I was in a rush. :( "Bob Phillips" wrote: Surely, the value will be whatever is in AA13? -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Rob" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me how I can get this formula to return the Vaule of the Cell that Matched instead of just returning the number 1? =IF(INDEX($W$2:$W$306,MATCH($AA13,$W$2:$W$306,0),1 )="#N/A",0,1) Thanks in Advance, Rob |
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AHhhhhhh!!! I see the light he says. I feel a bit dumb for not knowing
that. Either way.... THANK YOU VERY MUCH! "Bob Phillips" wrote: =INDEX($X$2:$X$306,MATCH($AA13,$W$2:$W$306,0),1) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Rob" wrote in message ... Unfortunately it is but it is the search for value. I am trying to get the Found value. I'm trying to do that so I can get a value from an adjacent cell of a different colum. My Apologies for not mentioning that earlier... I was in a rush. :( "Bob Phillips" wrote: Surely, the value will be whatever is in AA13? -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Rob" wrote in message ... Can anyone tell me how I can get this formula to return the Vaule of the Cell that Matched instead of just returning the number 1? =IF(INDEX($W$2:$W$306,MATCH($AA13,$W$2:$W$306,0),1 )="#N/A",0,1) Thanks in Advance, Rob |
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