IF(C:C,B1,.... display column A:A) - so frustrated

NomadWithaPC

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I've been so frustrated trying to find an answer.

I'm trying to get the text in the corresponding cell in column A to display when column C matches the number in B1.

I feel like there's something simple I'm overlooking. Any help (even condescending :biggrin:) would be much appreciated.
 

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Maybe:

=IF(C2=$B$1,A2,"")

This worked for the first cell but that was it. The remaining cells display nothing ("").

This is what I have in column D:

=IF(C:C=$B$1,A:A,"")

Each cell in column D references a different tab, but outside of the tab reference, the formula remains the same.
 
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