Pull value from a cell that corresponds to the checked box on different column

missmia

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Hi all, i've scoured the internet and have had no luck. I am hoping you guys can help. I am doing this in Google Sheet so hopefully some of you may know. I am trying to display the data/value from a cell that corresponds to a checked box from a different column and display into a new cell. I've tried indexing and filter and I've tried a sumif to go through the checkedbox if true but no luck. I'll attach an image so it's easier to understand. So the formula needs to scan the E column, for example say in row 1. So E1:E to scan through entire column for check (true value) and the latest checked box, the K1:K column balance should display in cell where the formula will sit. In this sample, it should display the value 50.75.
 

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oh thanks for letting me know! i didn't know that was a rule! :) i think i initially posted here then realizing "mrexcel", i wasn't sure if i could get help with google sheets formulas as they differ slightly sometimes! i would have def update that i found an answer when i did. it doesn't seem anyone knows the answer so i am okay closing this thread out.
 
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