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My formula was place in column D on a separate worksheet. The part of the last formula you shared, where the iferror should kick in and return a "not found" was returning whatever classification was used for the D column on the separate worksheet (tab). I tested this out on your search global formula you used for column f. I relocated the formula over to columns e, d, and c to test it out. Same result.
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