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I am working with 2 worksheets using the Index/Match function, but I
would also like to utilize the IF function in conjunction with that but I am having problems. Here is what it looks like Worksheet 1 A B C Group Name Payment Richmond John Yes Charlottesville Bob No Worksheet 2 A B Group Name Richmond =Index(Woksheet1$B:$B,Match(A2,Worksheet1$A:$A)) Charlottesville Louisa This is a simplified version of I have going on, But I only want it to Index/Match IF Payment (Worksheet1$C:$C) says YES. But I need to reference the entire column, as I have many rows of Data. I hope this crude depiction of my worksheets makes its way into the Post in some visually pleasing manner, if not I apologize, any input on this would be great, it is driving me nuts. |
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