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Originally Posted by mreynolds1775 View Post
Code:
=INDEX('Sales'!$M198:$HR198,MATCH(9.99E+307,'Sales'!$M198:$HR198)-30):INDEX('Sales'!$M198:$HR198,MATCH(9.99E+307,'Sales'!$M198:$HR198))
returns a #Value.... any assumptions?
Returning an error as named range?
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