If Index Match

Hi,

I'm trying to figure out the due date for a submission if the dates remaining is >0 below is the formula I came up with, however it is not working.

=IF(INDEX({Due Dates}, MATCH([Client Matter]2, {Client Matter #})), {Days Remaining}, @cell > 0)

Also, is there a way to do an Index Match or vlook up that gives me the entered

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Paul Newcome

I'm not sure I follow. The formula you posted unfortunately doesn't shed much light on the issue.

Can you describe the process and desired outcome in more detail and maybe share some screenshots with sensitive/confidential data removed, blocked, or replaced with "dummy data"?

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