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Hi, thanks for this! This works, except that I need to return the value for 'Sheet1!B:B instead of B3 because I've realised that the B value also changes and when I put that it gives me a Vlookup error. Do you have any idea why that might be? Thanks so much for your help.
– Gale
Commented Jul 10, 2021 at 11:20
Also, I've just found that when I input a different specified value it doesn't work, even though I've checked the reference sheet and that should return a positive result.
– Gale
Commented Jul 10, 2021 at 12:07
Actually, I think I've cracked it based on your suggestion to use index, thanks! =INDEX('Sheet1'!A:I,MATCH(1,('Sheet1'!A:A=A6)*('Sheet1'!I:I=$H$1),0),2) The only problem I have now is how to figure out whether there is any way to flag up duplicates... Any suggestions welcome but thanks so much for your help
– Gale
Commented Jul 10, 2021 at 14:02

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