Index Match Match Row 1 fine, rows 2 and beyond wrong numbers

lost_in_the_sauce

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Current formula is: =INDEX(TabOne!$G$4:$AT$191,MATCH('TabTwo'!$A2,TabOne!$A$4:$A$191,1),MATCH('TabTeo'!B2,TabOne!$G$3:$AT$3,1))

TabOne is a table with revenues, store name in column A and dates (EOMonth style) in row 3.

TabTwo is attempting to pull a specific cell value, based on store start date in column E on TabTwo. Goal is to replicate across and down to have all cells in row E of TabTwo reference the first month sales from TabOne's array, with different starting months of course.

Row 1 works great. Rows 2 and on I can't understand where the numbers are coming from (row 2 is zeroes, row 3 and 4 replicate row 1)
 
references are working but still going all over the place, I swapped back to the original data sheet instead of the truncated one I made
 
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Oh yeah, I heard of it before. I got it working, the evaluate formula really helped - I figured it was shooting things to the wrong rows for some reason
 
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Glad you sorted it & thanks for the feedback.
 
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