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INDEX MATCH function, avoid duplicate returns
- 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) ))
This is my test workbook. Feel free to mark it up so I know what the formula is supposed to be doing.
Brad
Brad Yundt im not able to attach my spreadsheet for some reason but hopefully these screenshots help. I am just trying to pull all quantities (equities) from Walleye sheet in to final sheet.
- Brad YundtMay 02, 2022MVP
"I did a Vlookup and that seemed to work!"
That's why you should post a sample workbook in the thread, or a link to one in your OneDrive. You probably would have gotten the right answer the first time.
Glad you got things sorted out.
Brad
- cweaver345414May 02, 2022Copper ContributorPlease disregard! I did a Vlookup and that seemed to work!
- cweaver345414May 02, 2022Copper Contributor
- Brad YundtMay 02, 2022MVP
Have you tried the last formula I suggested? It should be working for the problem you show in the screenshots once you correct the names of the worksheets.
=IFERROR(INDEX('Walleye JPMcopy)'!L$2:L$643,AGGREGATE(15,6,(ROW('Walleye JPMcopy)'!D$2:D$643)-ROW('Walleye JPMcopy)'!D$2)+1)/('Walleye JPMcopy)'!D$2:D$643="EQUITIES"),ROWS(D$2:D2))),"")