IFERROR and MATCH

Hello,

I am trying to say: **On 2024 Conferences Sheet**

If project name on sheet "PO List Service and HR" matches the conference name on "2024 Conferences", input the PO number from "PO List Service and HR".

This is currently what I have:

=IFERROR({PO list service and HR Range 1}, MATCH([Conference Name]@row, {PO list service and HR Range 2}, 0))

The first range is the project name and the second range is the PO number.

Thank you in advance!

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Paul Newcome

You need an INDEX function to tell the formula to pull, and you need to finish out the IFERROR function.

=IFERROR(INDEX({PO list service and HR Range 1}, MATCH([Conference Name]@row, {PO list service and HR Range 2}, 0)), "")

Alexsys

@Paul Newcome great got it thank you. I just realized I need to add another condition to the above. I want it to then say at the end to do all of that if (PO list service and HR range 3) is "open".

Alexsys

@Paul Newcome Sorry to bother you, don't know if you saw my additional comment. Thank you!

Paul Newcome

You would use an IF statement with another INDEX/MATCH.

=IF(INDEX/MATCH range 3 = "Open", INDEX/MATCH range 1)

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