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The reason about +1 is simple. In this case the Function MATCH starts searching at column 2. The Function VLOOKUP always starts numbering columns as column 1. As the used formula is indexed, you need to add +1 to capture the right answer. Try to remove the +1 and observe the answer. It will be the same value of a previous column. Is it OK? Have a nice day.
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I hope it can help you. Best regards, Marcilio Lobão --------------------------- Belo Horizonte, Brazil |
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yes its working as required!!!!! Thanks a lot buddy !!!!!! :) |
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