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Default (INDEX($T3:$T4849,MATCH($D3,$P$3:$P$4849),FALSE))

I have two columns, column D and P, with some overlapping values and I'm
trying to return a value from column T into a cell when the content in column
D matches the content in column P.

The function is working but it doesn't return the correct row from column T.

Any ideas?
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Default (INDEX($T3:$T4849,MATCH($D3,$P$3:$P$4849),FALSE))

d,

You have two choices:

=INDEX($T:$T,MATCH($D3,$P:$P,FALSE))
or
=INDEX($T:$T,MATCH($P3,$D:$D,FALSE))

From your description, it is hard to tell which you want.

HTH,
Bernie
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I have two columns, column D and P, with some overlapping values and I'm
trying to return a value from column T into a cell when the content in
column
D matches the content in column P.

The function is working but it doesn't return the correct row from column
T.

Any ideas?



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