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I tried to solve what you asked for in your original question. In your first Example file you had more instances of the same Invoice Number (126799). That's why I posted the solution I did. You can't solve that with the INDEX/MATCH formula you have shown in #3.
If it is a problem with your SQL-query I don't think I can help you. The reason that your formulas returns #N/A is that the "numbers" i column A in SQLSheet and DataSheet are text while the number in Combined!H1 is a real number. |
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