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![]() Biff wrote: Hi! The short answer to your question is yes. Did you try it? Don't know why you're using this: +ROW()-ROW() It's superfluous. Biff Biff, thanks for the sanity check. ;-) The formula works well as =INDEX('Price List'!$E:$J,MATCH($E20,'Price List'!$B:$B,0),6) The next row is =INDEX('Price List'!$E:$J,MATCH($E20,'Price List'!$B:$B,0)+1,6) =INDEX('Price List'!$E:$J,MATCH($E20,'Price List'!$B:$B,0)+2,6) etc. however, we still need to multiply the value in column F by the value in coulmn I at the row located by the INDEX/MATCH. This would appear where a column 6 would be if it existed. Attempts at nomenclature have fizzled in this heat. Thanks for your interest. Pierre |
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