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There are same values (unsorted) in column C/sheet1.

There are some values (unsorted) in column B/ sheet5

I want to "see" if any of values from column C/sheet1 is in column B/
sheet5, and let say if a match is found between cell C3/sheet1 and cell
B156/sheet5. Then I want the value of cell C156/sheet5 to be in celAH3/sheet1.

I tried but I dind't succeed.

Thank you

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I think I got it.

=INDEX(Sheet2!$B$3:$D$500,MATCH($C3,Sheet2!$B$3:$B $500,0),2)

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There are same values (unsorted) in column C/sheet1.

There are some values (unsorted) in column B/ sheet5

I want to "see" if any of values from column C/sheet1 is in column B/
sheet5, and let say if a match is found between cell C3/sheet1 and cell
B156/sheet5. Then I want the value of cell C156/sheet5 to be in celAH3/sheet1.

I tried but I dind't succeed.

Thank you

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