IFERROR Formula help

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I could use some help with this formula. First time using an IFERROR formula so not sure what I'm doing wrong. I keep getting a "too few arguments error". Any help would be appreciated.


=IFERROR(INDEX('[TICKET STEP LONG.xlsx]RAW_COMPLETIONS'!$B:$B,MATCH(G2,'[TICKET STEP LONG.xlsx]RAW_COMPLETIONS'!$A:$A,0)),IF(LEN(AM2)=8,AM2,IFERROR(INDEX('[WLS07.xlsx]WLS07'!$b:$b,MATCH(Am2,'[WLS07.xlsx]WLS07'!$a:$a,0)),IFERROR(INDEX('[wls07.xlsx]MAIN CITY'!$d:$d,MATCH(Ai2,'[wls07.xlsx]MAIN CITY'!$B:$B,0)))
 

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Your last iferror does not have a value-if-error that is the value to return if there is an error
 
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Not sure I follow. Isn't the last iferror telling me if column d in main city matches ai2 to populate the corresponding cell in column b
 
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Format of IFERROR

IFERROR(formula, result if error)

Wheres your "result if error" in that formula?

All you have are IFERROR(INDEX(...MATCH(...)) , should be something here )s
 
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IFERROR(value, value_if_error)
If value does NOT return an error then the result of value is displayed.
If value does return an error then value_if_error is returned.

for example
=IFERROR(INDEX(B1:B7,MATCH("bob",A1:A7,0)),"not found")
If index match returns an error because bob is not found then instead of returning a N/A error the formula returns "not found"


The text in red is the value augment.
The text in blue is what you are missing.
If the index match in red is an error then the zero is what is returned. You should change that to what you want to return if VALUE is an error.

=IFERROR(INDEX('[TICKET STEP LONG.xlsx]RAW_COMPLETIONS'!$B:$B,MATCH(G2,'[TICKET STEP LONG.xlsx]RAW_COMPLETIONS'!$A:$A,0)),IF(LEN(AM2)=8,AM2,IFERROR(INDEX('[WLS07.xlsx]WLS07'!$b:$b,MATCH(Am2,'[WLS07.xlsx]WLS07'!$a:$a,0)),IFERROR(INDEX('[wls07.xlsx]MAIN CITY'!$d:$d,MATCH(Ai2,'[wls07.xlsx]MAIN CITY'!$B:$B,0)),0))))
 
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