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Work Schedule Help - Index & Match Arguments

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    Lightbulb Work Schedule Help - Index & Match Arguments

    What we need:
    We need the names in Column I to show in Column F if the information in Column NL are either a C or an S (only these two letters). If neither letter is in the column we just need it to be blank like it is now.

    What is already done:
    We have it working for C but we are having trouble getting two letters in there so decided to call in the experts for help.
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    Re: Work Schedule Help - Index & Match Arguments

    Hi

    so you want below formula in column NL , pls confirm

    =IF(IF(INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0))="","",INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0)))="C",IF(INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0))="","",INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0))),IF(IF(INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0))="","",INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0)))="S",IF(INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0))="","",INDEX(J4:NJ4,1,MATCH(NL$3,$J$3:$NJ$3,0))),""))
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    Re: Work Schedule Help - Index & Match Arguments

    Nope; still didn't populate the name if they had a C or S.

    Really I just need to see if there is a way to get this to include "C" and "S": =INDEX(I5,MATCH("C",NL5,0),1)
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    Re: Work Schedule Help - Index & Match Arguments

    Could you not just use an IF OR statement?
    =IF(OR(NL5="C",NL5="S"),I5,"")

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    Re: Work Schedule Help - Index & Match Arguments

    That worked!

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