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=LET(X,INDEX(DFRMDATA!$A2:$KL2,MATCH(F$1,DFRMDATA!$A$1:$KL$1,0)),IF(X=0,99,X))<br><br>Kevin
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=LET(X,INDEX(DFRMDATA!$A2:$KL2,MATCH(F$1,DFRMDATA!$A$1:$KL$1,0)),IF(X=0,99,X))

Kevin

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or a simple IF function will do:<br><br><pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-43282988-1">=IF( INDEX(DFRMDATA!$A2:$KL2,MATCH(F$1,DFRMDATA!$A$1:$KL$1,0)) = 0, 99, &nbsp;INDEX(DFRMDATA!$A2:$KL2,MATCH(F$1,DFRMDATA!$A$1:$KL$1,0)) )</code></pre>
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or a simple IF function will do:



=IF( INDEX(DFRMDATA!$A2:$KL2,MATCH(F$1,DFRMDATA!$A$1:$KL$1,0)) = 0, 99,  INDEX(DFRMDATA!$A2:$KL2,MATCH(F$1,DFRMDATA!$A$1:$KL$1,0)) )

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Thanks guys for your kind contributions.<br>I decided on yours Saqib as it appears more compact.<br>perfect!<br><br>Ian
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Thanks guys for your kind contributions.
I decided on yours Saqib as it appears more compact.
perfect!

Ian

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Hi,<br><br>I would like a formula modified to replace zero with 99<br>Please refer to sheet of formula and explanation.<br>Many thanks<br>Ian<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2021/05_w19/1559220/Modify-formula--no-zero.xlsx" rel="ugc">Modify formula -no-zero.xlsx</a>
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Modify-formula--no-zero.xlsx


Hi,
I would like a formula modified to replace zero with 99
Please refer to sheet of formula and explanation.
Many thanks
Ian
Modify formula -no-zero.xlsx

Convert MATCH Formula replace zero

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