Raiyan19
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Yes.Neither did you use absolute cell-referencing (note that the ranges will shift while you would drag down a formula) nor have you used exact matching (the 3rd parameter in the MATCH() function).
Are you trying to get the nth instance of a value depending on previous values? What I meant: for the first amount of 100 is would be BBL and the 2nd one DBBL etc?
The "Filter" function is not compatible with my excel.Assuming 'Bank Name' in B2, try:
Excel Formula:=INDEX(FILTER(B$3:B$11,C$3:C$11=E3),COUNTIF(E$3:E3,E3))