Slope with one Condition

DRExcel515

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I was hoping to be able to use a conditional array (possibly) to get a slope formula to work. I did something similar with the STDEV.S formula... IFERROR(STDEV.S(IF($B2=Sheet2!$B$5:$B$13479,Sheet2!$E$5:$E$13479)),"NO DATA")

but can't get the slope one to work. I have a column of symbols in column "B" and want to pull the slope for each one for a specific time period if the symbol matches another column on another sheet that has all the data and dates that I need, so I've been trying to incorporate the if(b2=sheet2!B5:B13479 like I did in the STDEV.S formula above, but can't get it to work.

Any ideas? Thanks!
 

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