Formula to use cell with comma separated values as Lookup value

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nsa1

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Can Index and Match function be combined to assign values separated in value column by comma and variable column by carriage return (Char(10))? See below as an example

formula =IF(ISNA(MATCH($E$1,$B2:$B4,0)),"",INDEX($A2:$B4,MATCH($E$1,$B2:$B4,0),1))
 

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