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Default dismiss blanks in lookup

If your data is in A1:B100 and the value you want to lookup is in C1, try:

=INDEX(B1:B6,MATCH(1,(A1:A6=C1)*(B1:B6<""),0))

array entered with Cntrl+Shift+Enter (or you'll get an error).


"Manuel" wrote:

Hi, I have 3 columns
column A - 6 digit numbers that may repeat.(no blank cells)
column B - dates or blank (some blank cells)
column C - lookup formula
I want the cell in column C to look up a number in column A and return the
value in column B. If the cell in column B is empty, I want to find the next
match in column A and so on until it finds a date in Column B. Thank you in
advance.
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Manuel

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