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    Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    I'm stuck again lol,

    I want to index one column that has values to the right of it, but not header values so that an index match match isn't possible. I've attached example
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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    What about this;
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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    But that's missing a column? it dosen't include column D?

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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    Match function works only for multiple rows with single column or multiple columns with single row, but it will not works with multiple rows and multiple columns
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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    What about this;
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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    Yeah that's what i ended up doing, but there could end up with 5 or 6 columns. The data was a sample. However that will do for now

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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    Try
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    or try array entering this. If you aren’t familiar with array-entered formulas array enter means the formula must be committed from edit mode by simultaneously pressing and holding down Ctrl and Shift while hitting Enter.
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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    Thanks Dave! perfect

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    Re: Index one column off an area of match (but no headers)

    You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback.

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