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I am not quite sure what you are asking about.
I don't know even the most basic about Mac, but if it is the ampersand that is a problem you may be able to use the function CONCATENATE instead. =INDEX(C3:C219,MATCH(CONCATENATE(D1,D2),INDEX(CONC ATENATE(A3:A219,B3:B219),),0)) If it is something else you mean, please explain. |
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