Jyggalag

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  2. 2019
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Dear all,

I feel like most IndexMatch tutorials are very complicated.

Does anybody have a good link or video that explains this formula, preferably with an iferror in front as well, understandable for a tech newbie like me? :)

Thanks!
 

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i think index match is very easy..... index (from this column/row do find) match (these value)....

name Number
Ali 1
Jason 2
Trial 3

=index(name,match(1,number,0))

so this will give you Ali as we set MATCH 1
 
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