Matching 2 values where one of the values is obtained using a formula

bat18

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I'm not sure why but when using this formula

=IF(U2<>"", MATCH(U2,R:R, 0), "")

to try and match a value that is typed into cell U2 with the same value that is obtained somewhere in column R with the formula

=IF(M2<>"", SUMIF(C:C, C2,M:M ), "")

doesn't work. It only matches the values if i copy column R and paste values. Any ideas anyone??
 

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It could be format. Sometimes if the number is derived from a different system, this can happen.
 
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