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- Index Match formula not returning values correctly
Using vlookup, I am able to get the exact values from table 2 as seen in column B of table 1's tab However, using index match, I am not able to get the exact values from table 2 as seen in column C of table's 1 tab
- VLOOKUPs Gone Wild: 5 Common Mistakes (with Solutions) for Why Your . . .
Try rearranging the columns in the reference range so that the lookup value is in the first column Another solution you might try is using the INDEX MATCH formula instead of VLOOKUP, which can handle scenarios where the lookup value is not in the first column
- C - Function not returning value? - Stack Overflow
How do you know it isn't returned to temp? Do you mean that when you e g print temp to the console, its value is not 0x49? What value does it have?
- INDEX and MATCH : value not on the first column, formula returning #N A
I would like to get content of column C if B and E are matching specific value So I'm trying to use =INDEX(C2:C65000;MATCH(E2;E2:E65000;FALSE);MATCH("INT";B2:B65000;FALSE)) to get 25 06 2019 in Z2
- Vlookup returning zero where theres a value - Microsoft Community
See my screen shot, assuming your source data in column B:C while your lookup value is in column G Then to avoid Zero lookup values, insert a helper column ( in my snap shot its A) before your column B, and then give this formula at A2 and copy it down
- 6 Reasons Why Your VLOOKUP is Not Working - Ablebits
The TRUE value relies on your data being sorted in ascending order to work The image below shows a VLOOKUP with the range_lookup argument omitted, and the incorrect value being returned
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