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    Match formula syntax

    I have a match formula that i can't seem to get entered correctly. i am converting this from a lotus spreadsheet to an Excel spreadsheet. I attached a file so you can see the formula in action. i should be getting 14.2 in cell B3.

    If someone can look at the formula and see my problem here it is.

    Thanks,

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    Re: Match formula syntax

    Hi Traymond,

    What is (Setup,.... just after Index(?
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    Re: Match formula syntax

    sorryy bout that ... SETUP is C15:F44 on Setup Data Sheet

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    Re: Match formula syntax

    Just a guess, your cell refs might be a bit adrift from the sample code

    Try
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    Where SETUP is the missing named range I have added.

    Change the values in the brown cells to check this out.

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    Re: Match formula syntax

    Hi,

    Look at the attached and see if a simple index doesn't do what you need. I'm a little confused from your first attach as you didn't have the named range in it.
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    Re: Match formula syntax

    Both those solutions worked great ! thanks for your help.

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