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> Hey,
>
The Error you are getting is just because the defined array is not Correct
in INDEX,Let me Explain it to you Why !!
Indirect Syntax is =INDEX(Array,Rownum,Column)
For example you want to go two rows down and 2 columns wide then formula
would be = index(A1:D10,2rows down,3columns to right)
Here the value of L9 = 3 which is column which means 3 columns to right*(Which
is not defined in Array)* from starting and M9 = 1 Which is the row
*Change your array to :- $A$64:$D$501 *
*Regards, *
*Mandeep baluja *
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