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=INDEX(all!A1:K1338,MATCH("300",all!A1:A1338,0),11 ) cannot locate "300" or
any other "numbers" I may enter. This works fine if I add a letter (i.e. "300E") yet help screens show "numbers" should work ok? Can anyone shed any light here or offer a better formula? Many thanks in advance. |
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See your other post.
No need to post more than once. Biff "BrettM" wrote in message ... =INDEX(all!A1:K1338,MATCH("300",all!A1:A1338,0),11 ) cannot locate "300" or any other "numbers" I may enter. This works fine if I add a letter (i.e. "300E") yet help screens show "numbers" should work ok? Can anyone shed any light here or offer a better formula? Many thanks in advance. |
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