INDEX

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Mon 27 Mar 2023, 10:17 Delegate Chantae said...

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I'm having trouble with INDEX function, it keeps on saying N/A. =INDEX('Elevate Data '!E:E,MATCH([@Email],'Elevate Data '!D2,0))

Mon 27 Mar 2023, 17:23 Trainer Jens said...

RE: INDEX

Hi Chantae,
Thank you for the forum question.

If you get N/A. =INDEX('Elevate Data '!E:E,MATCH([@Email],'Elevate Data '!D2,0)) you have no match.

You formula looks wrong. You want to return information from the range 'Elevate Data '!E:E but you only want to match the lookup value [@Email] in one cell 'Elevate Data '!D2.

I do not know how you have the data, but I guess (it is only a guess) that your formula should look like this:

=INDEX('Elevate Data '!E:E,MATCH([@Email],'Elevate Data '!D:D,0))

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Fri 12 Jan 2024, 00:40 Trainer Rich said...

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