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I am using an Index function, together with MATCH. The index refers to a separate workbook. The problem occurs when the INDEX imports data from an empty cell.
From one sheet it simply displayed nothing (this is what I need). When I've added an Index to this Index (meaning... INDEX function + another INDEX function) it returned #VALUE where the second INDEX encountered a blank cell. Is there anything I can do to overcome this issue? Maybe something to ignore the particular INDEX function if it returns a #VALUE result? Thanks a lot, Dan |
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