I have the following formula which locates values in my array.
=IFERROR(INDEX(Data!$CW$12:$CW$35,MATCH(B72,Data!$DL$12:$DL$35,0)),"")
It works great as long as I don't have a duplicate value in "Data!$DL$12:$DL$35". How do I adjust this formula to account for duplicates?
Thank you.
In what way do you want to account for duplicates? The formula will find the first match, regardless of duplicates - what are you expecting it to do?
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Current output looks like this:
1 87
6 84
10 83
8 81
2 71
2 71
3 69
Notice the 2's in Col A. Should look like this:
1 87
6 84
10 83
8 81
2 71
9 71
3 69
Where does the 9 come from?
Attach a sample workbook.
Hi there,
It works great as long as I don't have a duplicate value in "Data!$DL$12:$DL$35". How do I adjust this formula to account for duplicates?
It "works" (i.e. doesn't generate an error) even if there IS a duplicate value in the column! What do you mean by "adjust"?
Regards,
Greg M
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