=INDEX(B2,MATCH(TRUE,E2,0)) - How to make FALSE show a 0.00 instead of #N/A?

Mikey556

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  1. 365
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Hello!

=INDEX(B2,MATCH(TRUE,F2,0))

The above formula matches information from B2 when I tick a checkbox. When I uncheck the box (false) it shows a #N/A error instead of a zero, which messes with a 'Totals' formula.

What is the best way to make FALSE show a 0.00 instead of #N/A?

Thankfully,
 

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