Formula using INDEX and MATCH

Robert_Conklin

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I am using the following formula in a spreadsheet to autofill cells with data from another sheet and it works.

=INDEX(Table15[Global ID],MATCH([@Name],Table15[Name],0))

I am using the same formula in another workbook and I keep getting a syntax error.

=INDEX(Table15[SAP DESCRIPTION],MATCH([@SAP #],Table19[SAP DESCRIPTION],0))

Why is the new formula not working?
 
Sorry, copied the wrong formula from a previous post. Based on your screenshot, both table references are to Table19.
[...]
=INDEX(Table19[SAP DESCRIPTION],MATCH([@[SAP '#]],Table19[SAP '#],0))
[...]
 
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