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Can I use INDEX/MATCH to lookup up repetitive Value??

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    Can I use INDEX/MATCH to lookup up repetitive Value??

    Good day all. I could use a hand here.

    The attached table is a simplified version of what I'm trying to pull results from. The data in column A can be repetitive, and I need the result to be specific to the regional designation (columns C through G). I cannot get an INDEX/MATCH to work for me. For example, I need to lookup sales for Item 100585, but for the NA region. My expected result would be 2169.69. However, My Formula {=INDEX(A1:G7,MATCH(J1,A1:A7,0),MATCH(L1,C1:G1,0))} finds the Item in row 2 and the data in column 4 (F), and returns 0. Appreciate any insight as to what I am missing - that is likely right in front of me! Thanks!
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    Re: Can I solve this with an INDEX/MATCH?

    Try: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$2:$A$7=$J$1)*($B$1:$G$1=$L$1),$B$2:$G$7)
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    Re: Can I solve this with an INDEX/MATCH?

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    Re: Can I solve this with an INDEX/MATCH?

    Apologies Pepe. So noted.

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    Re: Can I use INDEX/MATCH to lookup up repetitive Value??

    Thank you Paul! Worked like a charm. Yet it will take me a while to understand what's going on here, as that's a formula I am unfamiliar with. (mind...blown)
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