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Thanks Everyone!!!

Domenic those brackets worked like a champ. Where do you guys learn this
stuff??? I must spend hours in the help and using trial and error methods.
I get smarter every time I use this WEB assistance, I think I'll just start
here in the future!!!

Thanks,
O'C

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{=INDEX('E373'!$T$1:$T$2000,SMALL(IF(('E373'!$Y$1: $Y$2000='STATUS
SHEET'!B3)*('E373'!$Q$1:$Q$2000={"CCYI","CCYV"}),R OW('E373'!$T$1:$T$2000)),ROW('E373'!$T$1:$T$2000)) )}

Hope this helps!

O'C Wrote:
I'm using the following formula and now need to look for data matching
CCYI
or CCYV. I've tried to use the OR but it returns a wrong answer.

{=INDEX('E373'!$T$1:$T$2000,SMALL(IF(('E373'!$Y$1: $Y$2000='STATUS
SHEET'!B3)*('E373'!$Q$1:$Q$2000="CCYI"),ROW('E373' !$T$1:$T$2000)),ROW('E373'!$T$1:$T$2000)))}

I'd pull the rest of my hair out if I had any!

Your help is greatly appreciated,
O'C



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