How do I import an entire column from one sheet to another without getting #unparseable

I need all of the information entered in a column of sheet A to feed into sheet B. Does anyone have any advice for this?
This is the current formula we're trying that's showing up as unparseable: "=INDEX({A. Wash Schedule Range 1}, MATCH({A. Wash Schedule Range 1}),@row, 0)"
We're gotten "=INDEX({A. Wash Schedule Range 1}, 2)" to work but it will only pull over 1 row. When we try to drag it, it still only pulls over the same 1 row. Is there a way to have this formula to drag and drop? When we set it as a column formula, it puts the same value in the entire column.
Please help. I can not afford to use DataMesh. I was doing this in Google Sheets with a simple "ImportRange" formula.
Answers
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Hello @Limi,
This is a bit tricky without a screenshot. You may have a formula format challenge.
Index function format= INDEX(Range, Row_Index, [Column_Index])
Range = {A. Wash Schedule Range 1}
Row_Index = MATCH({A. Wash Schedule Range 1})
Column_Index = @row
Why is there a 4th argument of ",0" in your Index formula?
=INDEX({A. Wash Schedule Range 1}, MATCH({A. Wash Schedule Range 1}),@row, 0)"
#UNPARSEABLE
Can you please try the below recommendation?
Range = Selection of Columns on Source Sheet. 1st Column is reference column. Last Column is targeted value.
Row_Index = MATCH(This should just be the reference column in the Source Sheet)
Column_Index = Last Column # of the Range.Erin Horiuchi Green, MBA, LSSYB, PSMI
Process Manager
Syneos Health
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I'm trying to set it up the way you suggested, it's coming back as Unparseable.
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Can you try this formula?
Looks like you have created only one reference. Your formula refers to the same range for both INDEX and MATCH.
You need to create 2 references. I just posted an answer to a similar need. See this
Your second formula =INDEX({A. Wash Schedule Range 1}, 2) does not refer to any row for finding a match and therefore it is returning same data across.
Best Regards
Amit Wadhwani, Smartsheet Community Champion
Smartsheet CoE, Ignatiuz, Inc., Exton, PA
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Hello @Limi ,
Can you try the below?
= INDEX({Test 1 Range 1}, MATCH{Test 1 Range 5}, [Column_Index])
Column_Index = Column # that refers to the Results Column in your Cross Sheet Reference
If you want, you can share with me your mocked up Source and Cross Sheet Reference for a closer look.Erin Horiuchi Green, MBA, LSSYB, PSMI
Process Manager
Syneos Health
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