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I have a range of months and readings of water meters.
For the month of October there was a misread in the original data and the invoiced quantity was left blank. Then there's another entry for October with an invoiced quantity.
The formulas below will account for and return the quantity for October instead of the blank that appears first in the original data.
Ranges:
B17:B29 = original range of months, may contain duplicates
T17# =UNIQUE(B17:B29)
H17:H29 = original range of invoiced quantities, may contains blanks or minus index values (for which I added the lookup < -10000 condition in IFS)
(minus index values appear in the original data when a month of reading the water meter was skipped for some reason).
Solution 1: XLOOKUP + FILTER (Recommended) - skips blank cells entirely:
=LET(
months; T17#;
lookup; MAP(months; LAMBDA(m;
XLOOKUP(m; FILTER(B17:B29; H17:H29 <> ""); FILTER(H17:H29; H17:H29 <> ""); 0)
));
IFS(lookup < -10000; 0; TRUE; lookup)
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Solution 2: Standard FILTER with INDEX:
=LET(
months; T17#;
lookup; MAP(months; LAMBDA(m;
INDEX(FILTER(H17:H29; (B17:B29 = m) * (H17:H29 <> ""); 0); 1)
));
IFS(lookup < -10000; 0; TRUE; lookup)
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Source: Gemini
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