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certavi
Feb 22, 2020Copper Contributor
INDEX MATCH function, avoid duplicate returns
Hi everyone! I'm working on a sheet for work. I am on my last task and can't seem to figure this one out. I'm hoping someone can help: I have a data sheet with all the data. In my current she...
- Feb 22, 2020
If you are on Excel with dynamic arrays that could be
=UNIQUE(FILTER('Horse data'!B2:B100, (I$13='Horse data'!C2:C100) * ($K$13='Horse data'!D2:D100) ))
Brad Yundt
May 04, 2022MVP
Thank you for posting the file. Without it, I couldn't have figured out the problem.
There were actually two issues. First, the name of the worksheet wasn't Walleye JPMcopy) but rather Walleye JPMcopy (without the right parenthesis). Second, you had a dozen or so spaces following the text in Walleye JPMcopy column D. Deleting those trailing spaces made the formula as suggested work correctly.
cweaver345414
May 04, 2022Copper Contributor
Wow Brad, thank you. Do you have a Venmo or something? I definitely would like to buy you some beer for helping me out.
- byundtMay 05, 2022Brass Contributor
This was a 5 minute problem once you posted your file and said which version of Excel you use.
My pleasure to help.
Brad