Index match with multiple criteria

Mal4131

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Hey All- I believe I am looking for a simple index match function based on two criteria, but I must be missing something basic (typically rely on vlookups). I want to return the ticket number for a specific NPI that the Patient Services team is working on. The intent is to combine this weekly report into a master file, with other weekly reports received. Unfortunately, I keep receiving an error message. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ('New Master'!A4=NPI in the master file).

=INDEX('New IS- Open'!B3:B7,MATCH('New Master'!A4,'New IS- Open'!A3:A7,0),MATCH({"Patient Services"},'New IS- Open'!E3:E7,0))

ABCDE
NPITicket #StateDate OpenedAssignment Group
12345SCTASK0300001In Progress10/12/2018Epic Scheduling Cadence
12345SCTASK0300002In Progress10/11/2018Epic Ambulatory
12345SCTASK0300003Closed10/11/2018Epic SER
12345SCTASK0300004In Progress10/11/2018Patient Services
67890SCTASK0300005Closed11/10/2018Epic Scheduling Cadence
67890SCTASK0300006Closed11/10/2018Epic Ambulatory
67890SCTASK0300007In Progress11/9/2018Patient Services

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=INDEX('New IS- Open'!B3:B7,MATCH('New Master'!A4&"Patient Services",'New IS- Open'!A3:A7&'New IS- Open'!E3:E7,0))

Enter as an array, Ctrl Shift & Enter
 
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Hi,

With your data in cells A1 to E8 ...

say you have 12345 in cell G1 and Patient Services in cell H1 ...

then you can have the following Array Formula ... for example in cell I1

Code:
=INDEX($B$2:$B$8,MATCH(G1&H1,$A$2:$A$8&$E$2:$E$8,0))

Hope this will help
 
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