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Hi,
There's nothing wrong with your formila and changing 44 to 100 will extend the range and not create an error. If it returns FALSE that means it isn't finding a match in Col D. If you think there is a match then check your data formats. Mike "Billy Liddel" wrote: Hi I want to find the earliest date that an item was issued. The following works well =IF(ISBLANK(B7),"",IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(B7,$D$21:$D$4 4)),INDEX($B$21:$B$44,MATCH(B7,$D$21:$D$44,-1)))) However, when I try to increase the range to future proof the formula I get an error. =IF(ISBLANK(B7),"",IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(B7,$D$21:$D$5 4)),INDEX($B$21:$B$54,MATCH(B7,$D$21:$D$54,-1)))) the formula returns FALSE Really I'd like to increase it to 100 or so to be sure TIA Peter |
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