filter formula (two columns to the right)

valmir

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Hello everyone
I have this formula:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(R2:DO51;R2:DO2=24)
Problem is my result lies two columns to the right where the column with "24" is. In this (2 columns to the right) column there is no header that I can use as a reference. Any ideas?
 

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Maybe like this:

=OFFSET(R2:R51,,MATCH(24,R2:DO2,0),,2)
 
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Maybe like this:

=OFFSET(R2:R51,,MATCH(24,R2:DO2,0),,2)
thanks, and sorry for not being so clear. is it possible to have only the result of the second column, row 51?
 
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Try change to:

=INDEX(R51:DO51,1,MATCH(24,R2:DO2,0)+2)
 
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