INDEX, MATCH WITH "&"

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=INDEX(A:A,MATCH("9-"&U29,F:F))

I want the above formula to return a value from column "A" by matching "9-number" from F column.

For example, U29 cell = 135. So 9-135 would be in F:F column and it would give me the data in A column.

Please help. Thanks!
 

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In what way doesn't that work?
 
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so what happens
can you provide a sample

that should work
formula in H2

Book5
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU
1
2fred
3fred 9-135
4
5
6
7
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9
10
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29135
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=INDEX(A:A,MATCH("9-"&U29,F:F))
 
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we may need to see an example

as it does work

can 9-135 appear more than once

as you can see on my xl2bb it works returning fred
 
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Try adding the final argument to the match function like
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(A:A,MATCH("9-"&U29,F:F,0))
 
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Solution
TEST.xlsx
ABCDEFGH
1April 16, 2018838388-11April 21, 2018
2April 17, 2018727277-11April 18, 2018
3April 18, 2018131311-11April 26, 2018
4April 19, 2018595955-11April 27, 2018
5April 20, 2018424244-11April 20, 2018
6April 21, 201810100-12April 23, 2018
7April 22, 2018626266-11April 22, 2018
8April 23, 2018525255-21April 17, 2018
9April 24, 2018919199-12April 25, 2018
10April 25, 2018848488-23April 29, 2018
11April 26, 2018252522-1
12April 27, 2018373733-1
13April 28, 2018999999-2
14April 29, 2018919199-3April 27, 2018
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C1:C14C1=IF(LEN(B1)=1,"0","")&B1
D1:D14D1=LEFT(C:C,1)
E1:E14E1=D1&"-"&COUNTIF($D$1:D1,D1)
G1G1=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="0"))
H1H1=LOOKUP(2,1/("0"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G2G2=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="1"))
H2H2=LOOKUP(2,1/("1"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G3G3=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="2"))
H3H3=LOOKUP(2,1/("2"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G4G4=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="3"))
H4H4=LOOKUP(2,1/("3"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G5G5=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="4"))
H5H5=LOOKUP(2,1/("4"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G6G6=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="5"))
H6H6=LOOKUP(2,1/("5"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G7G7=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="6"))
H7H7=LOOKUP(2,1/("6"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G8G8=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="7"))
H8H8=LOOKUP(2,1/("7"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G9G9=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="8"))
H9H9=LOOKUP(2,1/("8"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
G10G10=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(C:C)="9"))
H10H10=LOOKUP(2,1/("9"=LEFT(C:C,1)),A:A)
H14H14=INDEX(A:A,MATCH("9-"&G1,E:E))
Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter array formulas.



As you may see, "9-1" should return April 24, 2018, not April 27, 2018 as shown in cell H14.
 
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@Fluff Strange, in the small, test document I created, the "0" at the end works. However, the same formula with the "0" added at the end in the full spreadsheet causes the result to show "N/A". Could it be that there is too much data to process?
 
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