Why this OFFSET formula does not work?

excelos

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Hello

I have this OFFSET formula but it does not work:

=OFFSET(MATCH("AU",C:C,0),0,1)

I want basically to return the value of the cell to the right of the cell that matches "AU"

Thanks
 

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MATCH returns a number not a cell reference. I'd suggest you use:

=INDEX(D:D,MATCH("AU",C:C,0))
 
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try

=OFFSET(D1,MATCH("AU",C:C,0)-1,0,1,1)
 
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Dont use offset for what you have described in your opening post. Use either the vlookup or the index match. Depends what you understand best.
 
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