Help with array formula

76chickens

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Looking for advice on array formulas.
I'm a school teacher making a spreadsheet for my school that plots children's progress in different subjects across the year. Someone helped me write this formula which I have been able to apply to different terms in the same subject (columns A:N in one table per term). What I am struggling with is adapting the formula for the tables where data is represented in columns P:AC. My array formulae are gathering the data correctly, displaying accurately but I can't get it to be in the right place. What part do I need to tweak to get the information to show in columns P:AC??
=IFERROR(INDEX(names,SMALL(IF(A$3=RscoresBaseline,ROW(names)-4,""),ROW()-3)),"")
Thanks in advance from a teacher with no Excel training who is working it out as I go along thanks to the kindness and support of members of this group... I love you guys!!
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RScoresBaseline is set to $BS$5:$BS$34 which is the range for WScoresBaseline. RScoresBaseline is actually in $BO$5:$BO$34. Once corrected, your formula should work.

Just so you know for later, the #REF! errors that you said to ignore are a consequence of using right click and delete.
Thanks, that's worked, always right under my nose when I'm looking for something more complicated! Sorry for the delay replying, I replied last night but I think there was site maintenance taking place.
 
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