Using Index function in userform

NDMDRB

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Hello,

Please I need your help

I'm trying to find a value reference to two columns, I'v tried it in Excel worksheet, it works fine, but I'm not able to use it in VBA

Here is the function that I tested in Excel worksheet in range (I2) and works fine

=INDEX(E:E,MATCH(1,(A:A=G2)*(B:B=H2),0))


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[TD]101[/TD]
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[TD]222[/TD]
[TD]Test2[/TD]
[TD]20[/TD]
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[TD]102[/TD]
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[TD]102[/TD]
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I tried to use it in my userform but I get an error

Here is the code I tried

Code:
Dim ws As Worksheet
Set ws = Sheet6


Set findvalue = Application.WorksheetFunction.Index(ws.Range("E:E"), Match(1, (ws.Range("A:A") = Me.List_Sales.Value) * (ws.Range("B:B") = Me.List_Details.Value), 0))
Me.txtReturn = findvalue


Can someone please help me how make it correct?
 
Don't think you can use an array formula like that, try

Code:
FindValue = ws.Evaluate("Index(E:E, match(1, (A:A = " & Val(Me.List_Sales.Value) & ") * (B:B =" & Val(Me.List_Details.Value) & "), 0))")
 
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Don't think you can use an array formula like that, try

Code:
FindValue = ws.Evaluate("Index(E:E, match(1, (A:A = " & Val(Me.List_Sales.Value) & ") * (B:B =" & Val(Me.List_Details.Value) & "), 0))")

Amazing, thanks a lot dear, it works very well
 
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My pleasure & thanks for the feedback
 
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