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I have a survey results spreadsheet that I need to add headcount to based on
location number. I have the survey's location # in column G (Survey!), I need to find that location number on column E in a different tab (Area!) and return the headcount from that tab on column F to column I in Survey! tab. Survey!G:G (200 records, sort always changes depending on what we look at) 060210 007810 060610 007110 Area!E:F (700+ records sorted ascending) 001010.ADAMSVILLE 12 001110.ALLENTOWN 26 001210.COLUMBUS EAST 19 001610.ANDERSON 5 007110.CARSON 62 007410.CHATTANOOGA 29 007810.CINCINNATI 59 I tried this formula which is not working: =IF(ISNA(INDEX(Area!$E$5:$F$787,MATCH(LEFT(Survey! G7,4),LEFT(Area!E5:E787,4),0),2)),"",INDEX(Area!$E $5:$F$787,MATCH(LEFT(Survey!G7,4),LEFT(Area!E5:E78 7,4),0),2)) So I first checked my MATCH formula to see if that was the problem. But when I just try the MATCH and open up the "insert function" dialog box, I can see that the formula is giving me position 270 which is the exact match of G7, however on the cell itself it says #NA. I tried changing the formatting of the cell to see if that would help to no avail. I don't know how to fix something that is working but not showing up on the cell. :-) Any help will be greatly appreciated. Maybe I'm missing something or have something I shouldn't, but I can't tell. I've looked at it for hours. -- Hile |
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