Index and Match - Wrong Value?

emergguy

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IndexMatchProblem.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAAABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJAKALAMANAOAPAQARASATAUAVAWAXAYAZBABBBCBDBEBF
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4Time0600_1430_0700_1300_0700_1500_0700_1530_0800_1400_0800_1430_0800_1500_0800_1530_0800_1600_0800_1630_0900_1500_0900_1530_0900_1600_0900_1630_0900_1700_0900_1730_1000_1600_1000_1630_1000_1700_1000_1730_1000_1800_1000_1830_1100_1700_1100_1730_1100_1800_1100_1830_1100_1900_1100_1930_1200_1800_1200_1830_1200_1900_1200_1930_1200_2000_1200_2030_1300_1900_1300_1930_1300_2000_1300_2100_1300_2130_1400_2000_1400_2030_1400_2130_1400_2200_1400_2230_1500_2100_1500_2130_1500_2300_1500_2330_1600_2200_1600_2230_1600_2300_1600_2300_1600_0000_1600_0030_1700_2300_1700_2330_
5Rate$195.00$150.00$210.00$225.00$180.00$195.00$210.00$225.00$240.00$249.00$180.00$195.00$210.00$219.00$228.00$237.00$180.00$189.00$198.00$207.00$216.00$225.00$168.00$177.00$186.00$195.00$204.00$213.00$156.00$165.00$174.00$183.00$192.00$201.00$144.00$153.00$162.00$180.00$189.00$132.00$141.00$159.00$168.00$177.00$120.00$129.00$156.00$165.00$108.00$117.00$126.00$126.00$144.00$170.00$108.00$117.00
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7Time Query1600_2230_
8Result$ 170.00
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10* Result should be $117
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Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B8B8=INDEX($C$5:$BF$5,MATCH($B$7,$C$4:$BF$4))
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
B7List=$C$4:$BF$4


Apologies for the long Row 4 and Row 5, but it is part of my problem.

I thought I had formulated a simple Index and Match formula to find the 'Time Range' listed in B7. I even created the options with Data Validations to ensure no typos in data entry.
As you can see, the Index/Match returns the value of $170, when it should return $117 (I manually highlighted it in AZ5)
Every other time works in the formula. The only value of $170 is found in BD5.

What is bothering me is if I physically delete a column (almost any column), I get the correct output of $117.

I believe all Time Ranges are individual and non-duplicated.

I am sure I am missing something simple, or perhaps the eyes are too buggy, or maybe a limitation of Index/Match? But I certainly appreciate any advice!

Thanks in advance!
 

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Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAAABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJAKALAMANAOAPAQARASATAUAVAWAXAYAZBABBBCBDBEBF
4Time0600_1430_0700_1300_0700_1500_0700_1530_0800_1400_0800_1430_0800_1500_0800_1530_0800_1600_0800_1630_0900_1500_0900_1530_0900_1600_0900_1630_0900_1700_0900_1730_1000_1600_1000_1630_1000_1700_1000_1730_1000_1800_1000_1830_1100_1700_1100_1730_1100_1800_1100_1830_1100_1900_1100_1930_1200_1800_1200_1830_1200_1900_1200_1930_1200_2000_1200_2030_1300_1900_1300_1930_1300_2000_1300_2100_1300_2130_1400_2000_1400_2030_1400_2130_1400_2200_1400_2230_1500_2100_1500_2130_1500_2300_1500_2330_1600_2200_1600_2230_1600_2300_1600_2300_1600_0000_1600_0030_1700_2300_1700_2330_
5Rate195150210225180195210225240249180195210219228237180189198207216225168177186195204213156165174183192201144153162180189132141159168177120129156165108117126126144170108117
6
7Time Query1600_2230_
8Result117
9
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B8B8=INDEX($C$5:$BF$5,MATCH($B$7,$C$4:$BF$4,0))
 
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Solution
Try changing your formula to:
=INDEX($C$5:$BF$5,MATCH($B$7,$C$4:$BF$4,0))
 
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Change your formula...
Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAAABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJAKALAMANAOAPAQARASATAUAVAWAXAYAZBABBBCBDBEBF
4Time0600_1430_0700_1300_0700_1500_0700_1530_0800_1400_0800_1430_0800_1500_0800_1530_0800_1600_0800_1630_0900_1500_0900_1530_0900_1600_0900_1630_0900_1700_0900_1730_1000_1600_1000_1630_1000_1700_1000_1730_1000_1800_1000_1830_1100_1700_1100_1730_1100_1800_1100_1830_1100_1900_1100_1930_1200_1800_1200_1830_1200_1900_1200_1930_1200_2000_1200_2030_1300_1900_1300_1930_1300_2000_1300_2100_1300_2130_1400_2000_1400_2030_1400_2130_1400_2200_1400_2230_1500_2100_1500_2130_1500_2300_1500_2330_1600_2200_1600_2230_1600_2300_1600_2300_1600_0000_1600_0030_1700_2300_1700_2330_
5Rate195150210225180195210225240249180195210219228237180189198207216225168177186195204213156165174183192201144153162180189132141159168177120129156165108117126126144170108117
6
7Time Query1600_2230_
8Result117
9
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B8B8=INDEX($C$5:$BF$5,MATCH($B$7,$C$4:$BF$4,0))
The MATCH Type!!
How did I miss this!
Much appreciated!
 
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Since you have Excel 365, you could also use the new efficient XLOOKUP function.
Excel Formula:
=XLOOKUP($B$7,$C$4:$BF$4,$C$5:$BF$5)
 
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