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    Find a value looking in two columns

    Hi all,

    I have two columns (please see the attached file)

    Would like to find a formula that looks in both column A and B and find only the value in the column A that have only one number in column B; in this example is going to be the value C, as in the column B all the value for C are 0 (there is no any value C with number 1 related)

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    Re: Find a value looking in two columns

    The attachment comes up as an "x" for me and I can't click on it....can anyone else see the attachment?

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    Re: Find a value looking in two columns

    I can - it's a jpg. Are you using IE as your browser? I used to and was frequently unable to see pix. Try Firefox instead.
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    Re: Find a value looking in two columns

    =IFERROR(INDEX(A$1:A$9,MATCH(TRUE,INDEX(COUNTIFS(A$1:A$9,A$1:A$9,B$1:B$9,B$1:B$9)=COUNTIF(A$1:A$9,A$1:A$9),0),0)),"")

    Try the above formula or below array formula

    =IFERROR(INDEX(A$1:A$9,MATCH(TRUE,(COUNTIFS(A$1:A$9,A$1:A$9,B$1:B$9,B$1:B$9)=COUNTIF(A$1:A$9,A$1:A$9)),0)),"")
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    Re: Find a value looking in two columns

    Great! Many thanks, this works perfectly!

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    Re: Find a value looking in two columns

    Glenn - sady, I'm on IE8 and I don't have a choice on this computer as I'm at work and our IS has us blocked from downloading Chrome or any other internet options. Boooooo

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    Our IT crowd supplied us with IE, but forgot to block the download of FF; so - no problems!!!

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    Re: Find a value looking in two columns

    I'm jealous....our team took away ALL rights to download ANYTHING!!! Too many dummies puttings coupons.com on their work computers!

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