Index & match function off by one cell

brooksc29

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=INDEX(MILTM,MATCH(B2,MILP,0),1)

My formula is returning the correct column, however one row below what I need. What am I doing wrong?
 

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Hi,

I'm guessing its the way you've defined your named ranges.

Perhaps try redefining one of them to the same height as the other, or try adjust the formula to something like:
=INDEX(MILTM, MATCH(B2, MILP, 0) - 1, 1)
 
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What row do you want and what row does the named range MILP start on?
 
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