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Last edited by aslam5420; 07-10-2022 at 10:05 AM.
This SHOULD work, but isn't doing so and I am struggling to work out why:
=MATCH(J5,F:F,0)
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Hi AliGW,
This worked for simple Numbers.
But for my case it gave an error.
I know it gives an error - I said I was trying to work out why. The numbers match, so I can't at the moment find a workaround.
This ALMOST works, but gets the third one wrong:
=XLOOKUP(J5,F:F,ROW(F:F),"",1)
AliGW on MS365 Beta Channel (Windows 11) 64 bit
=J5=F17 =J6=F28 =J7=F36
Sheet: Sheet1
Hi AliGW,
Yes, Third one is wrong
Yes, I know - I told you that.
What I am TRYING to do is work out WHY, brcause they should both work.
I was trying to work this out as well.
Weirdly if you copy and paste J5 to F17 (or vice versa) it works as expected with MATCH
This WILL work:
=XLOOKUP(ROUND(J5,2),ROUND(F:F,2),ROW(F:F),"",0)
You can change the number of decimal points to suit yourself as long as they are the same for both.
It's one of those floating point error issues, I think.
Hi AliGW,
In #9, formula worked perfectly. Thank you so much for your efforts.
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