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Not sure what you mean by 
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 I would like to populate on the next row
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. &nbsp;Can you elaborate?
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Not sure what you mean by

> I would like to populate on the next row

.  Can you elaborate?

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You can use control-d to copy the formula from the cell above.
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You can use control-d to copy the formula from the cell above.

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Or you could do something like this:<br />
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=iferror(INDEX('Bank Info'!$B$7:$E$10,MATCH([@[<wbr />Account Number]],TblBankAccount[Ac<wbr />ct number],0),4),&quot;&quot;)<br />
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and copy it down to all the cells down to 500 or whatever. It will show blank unless there is a result
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Or you could do something like this:

=iferror(INDEX('Bank Info'!$B$7:$E$10,MATCH([@[Account Number]],TblBankAccount[Acct number],0),4),"")

and copy it down to all the cells down to 500 or whatever. It will show blank unless there is a result

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Rob,<br />
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I think this is the issue, can't find the option in Excel 2010 Options Advanced.
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Rob,

I think this is the issue, can't find the option in Excel 2010 Options Advanced.

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See attached.<br />
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See attached.
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I created a lookup formula on a Table. &nbsp; It is pulling from another table to populate the field. &nbsp;The formula works fine however, I would like to populate on the next row. &nbsp;What am I doing wrong. &nbsp;I have attached a sample file.<br />
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=INDEX('Bank Info'!$B$7:$E$10,MATCH([@[<wbr />Account Number]],TblBankAccount[Ac<wbr />ct number],0),4)<br />
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Thanks, Eric<br />
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Index-Match-in-a-Table.xlsm

I created a lookup formula on a Table.   It is pulling from another table to populate the field.  The formula works fine however, I would like to populate on the next row.  What am I doing wrong.  I have attached a sample file.

=INDEX('Bank Info'!$B$7:$E$10,MATCH([@[Account Number]],TblBankAccount[Acct number],0),4)

Thanks, Eric

Table Formula to automatically fill in when adding a row

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