INDEX/MATCH - Return All matches

chrizzle

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Hi, I'm new here and this post would most likely return the thread but.. I want to ask..

I have
NAMESUB YR
name1sub1
31
name2sub231
name3sub1 31
name4sub2 31
name5sub331

<colgroup><col><col><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>
As my data..
I'm using:
{=INDEX($D$2:$D$24,MATCH($B$2&$C$2,$E$2:$E$24&$F$2:$F$24,0))}
and that would result into have the correct names with the corresponding sub and yr. however, it will duplicate on all the succeeding cells.

Any formula that I could use so that the results won't repeat?
 
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In the lookup value argument for MATCH,make it relative reference ( remove dollar sign for B2 and C2)
 
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