Vlookup or Index/Match

Andries

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Hi

how do I covert this vlookup to index/match?


Code:
=VLOOKUP($A4,data2!$H$3:$AF$3272,18,0)[code]
 

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Hi

how do I covert this vlookup to index/match?


Code:
=VLOOKUP($A4,data2!$H$3:$AF$3272,18,0)[code][/QUOTE]Try 

=INDEX(data2![B]Y[/B]$3:[B]Y[/B]$3272,MATCH($A4,data2!$H$3:$H$3272,0))
 
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