Index match returns a wrong value
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Thank you! This worked out for me. Though I don't understand why I have to add a 0 to the Match function, but that's my noobishness. I took Paul's comment aboard too.
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@MPath The zero in the INDEX function isn't needed. It is the zero in the MATCH function that will make a difference. That piece of the MATCH function is what determines whether you are looking for an exact match (zero) or a close match (sorted one way or the other base don positive or negative one).
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@Kayla Q Thanks for leaving this comment!! Saved me a huge headache because I had done the exact same thing as you with this formula! :)
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