Google Sheets - Array of Queries without results

Ivah

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  1. 2019
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Hello,

I have a problem with google sheets array formula, one of the queries has no results and I get an error in the output.

Here is the formula, the formula is searching for the month name in each of 3 sheets per input in cell B3, and then searches if there is a change in column vs month before. I get the results but if one of the queries doesn't have a row that satisfies the conditions I get an error.
I tried to wrap queries in iferror, but the error is the same.

Code:
={
QUERY(List1!A:AZ,"SELECT A,D,E WHERE ("&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List1!1:1, 0)-1, 4), "1", "")&"='Status1' OR "&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List1!1:1, 0)-1, 4), "1", "")&"='Status2') AND "&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List1!1:1, 0), 4), "1", "")&"='Status3'",1);

QUERY(List2!A:AZ,"SELECT A,D,E WHERE ("&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List2!1:1, 0)-1, 4), "1", "")&"='Status1' OR "&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List2!1:1, 0)-1, 4), "1", "")&"='Status2') AND "&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List2!1:1, 0), 4), "1", "")&"='Status3'",0);

QUERY(List3!A:AZ,"SELECT A,D,E WHERE ("&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List3!1:1, 0)-1, 4), "1", "")&"='Status1' OR "&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List3!1:1, 0)-1, 4), "1", "")&"='Status2') AND "&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1, MATCH(B1, List3!1:1, 0), 4), "1", "")&"='Status3'",0)

}

Sheet example
Country CodeClassY2023NameCityJan-2023Feb-2023Mar-2023Apr-2023
USAAYesNylahWashingtonStatus1Status1Status1Status1
USABYesAlvaroSeatleStatus1Status1Status1Status1
USAAYesFridaDenverStatus1Status3Status3Status3
USACYesRachaelWashingtonStatus1Status1Status1Status1
USACNoRonnieMarylandStatus3Status3Status3Status3
USAANoIssacWashingtonStatus1Status2Status2Status2
USACNoZackSeatleStatus2Status2Status2Status2
USABNoNatalyaDenverStatus2Status2Status2Status2
USABNoTiannaMarylandStatus2Status2Status2Status2


Thank you!
 

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