Lookup data in 2 worksheets

hsandeep

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My Excel Workbook contains 2 worksheets…..tab named “M” & “MA”

In “MA”
Values are in B2:CA42

In “M”
In C500 (formula required for this cell)
I want to match A199 with B2:B42 (of “MA”) & get the corresponding value of BS column.

How to accomplish?
 

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Thanks DanteAmor for your guidance.

It works…but I want to copy the formula across (on right side & below) also. How to deal with “70” in such cases?
 
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How about
=INDEX(MA!BS$2:BS$42,MATCH($A199,MA!$B$2:$B$42,0))
 
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