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phuser - 06 Sep 2007 20:39 GMT
I have a indexing statement to match up product codes but if there is no
number in the matched code it returns a 0, is it possible to use INDEX with
an ISERROR statement or Less than? I've tried many different ways to do it
and am unable to figure it out for myself.

=INDEX(Q3:Z3000,MATCH(+N7,Q3:Q3000,0),3)

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JW - 06 Sep 2007 21:06 GMT
Could give an IF statement a try (not tested):
=if(INDEX(Q3:Z3000,MATCH(+N7,Q3:Q3000,0),3)=0,"Not
Found",=INDEX(Q3:Z3000,MATCH(+N7,Q3:Q3000,0),3))

> I have a indexing statement to match up product codes but if there is no
> number in the matched code it returns a 0, is it possible to use INDEX with
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> Thanks for Reading
phuser - 06 Sep 2007 21:20 GMT
You Da Best Thanks

This Worked :-D

=IF(INDEX(Q3:Z3000,MATCH(+N7,Q3:Q3000,0),3)=0,"",INDEX(Q3:Z3000,MATCH(+N7,Q3:Q3000,0),3))

> Could give an IF statement a try (not tested):
> =if(INDEX(Q3:Z3000,MATCH(+N7,Q3:Q3000,0),3)=0,"Not
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>> Thanks for Reading
 
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