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I tried with the below formula as well, but not resired result

=INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,MATCH(1,IF(PRX!A2:A111=Referenc e!J9,IF(PRX!C2:C111=Reference!F5,1)),0),MATCH(Refe rence!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0 ))
Control+shift+enter

I need to index A:H
match J9 with A:A
match F5 with C:C
match H1 with A1:H1
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For the INDEX argument, you need to specify a single column. I'm not clear
on whether you can search ranges of mixed sizes the way you have it in your
formula.

Try this example:

{=INDEX(PRX!A1:A111,MATCH(1,(PRX!A1:A111=Reference !J9)*(PRX!C1:C111=Reference!F5)*(PRX!A1:H1=Referen ce!H1),0))}

But it might fail because A1:H1 is not the same size as A1:A111.

HTH,
JP

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I tried with the below formula as well, but not resired result

=INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,MATCH(1,IF(PRX!A2:A111=Referenc e!J9,IF(PRX!C2:C111=Reference!F5,1)),0),MATCH(Refe rence!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0
))
Control+shift+enter

I need to index A:H
match J9 with A:A
match F5 with C:C
match H1 with A1:H1



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I converted your formula to use a Sumproduct

This part of the formula will return the column of data you want. Index
requires an offset which is one less the the value match will return

INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,0,MATCH(Reference!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0 )-1)


Now the formula above into a sumproduct

The formula below is wrong from your oringal formula : PRX!A1:H111

=Sumproduct(--(PRX!A2:A111=Reference!J9),--(PRX!C2:C111=Reference!F5),INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,0,MAT CH(Reference!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0 )-1))

Instead use this formula

=Sumproduct(--(PRX!A2:A111=Reference!J9),--(PRX!C2:C111=Reference!F5),INDEX(PRX!A2:H111,0,MAT CH(Reference!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0 )-1))

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I tried with the below formula as well, but not resired result

=INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,MATCH(1,IF(PRX!A2:A111=Referenc e!J9,IF(PRX!C2:C111=Reference!F5,1)),0),MATCH(Refe rence!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0 ))
Control+shift+enter

I need to index A:H
match J9 with A:A
match F5 with C:C
match H1 with A1:H1

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Try...

=INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,MATCH(1,IF(PRX!A1:A111=Referenc e!J9,IF(PRX!C1:C111=Ref
erence!F5,1)),0),MATCH(Reference!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0 ))

....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.

Hope this helps!

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Kashyap wrote:

I tried with the below formula as well, but not resired result

=INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,MATCH(1,IF(PRX!A2:A111=Referenc e!J9,IF(PRX!C2:C111=Referenc
e!F5,1)),0),MATCH(Reference!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0 ))
Control+shift+enter

I need to index A:H
match J9 with A:A
match F5 with C:C
match H1 with A1:H1

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Hi,

Try this with Ctrl+Shift+Enter

=INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,MATCH(1,(PRX!A2:A111=Reference! J9)*(PRX!C2:C111=Reference!F5),0),MATCH(Reference! K6,PRX!A1:H1,0
))

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Ashish Mathur
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I tried with the below formula as well, but not resired result

=INDEX(PRX!A1:H111,MATCH(1,IF(PRX!A2:A111=Referenc e!J9,IF(PRX!C2:C111=Reference!F5,1)),0),MATCH(Refe rence!K6,PRX!A1:H1,0
))
Control+shift+enter

I need to index A:H
match J9 with A:A
match F5 with C:C
match H1 with A1:H1


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