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Brad Autry
Greetings,
This is a follow up post to one I'd written yesterday.
The short of it is as follows:
I have a lookup table consisting of four columns:
A: Position code
B: Begin Date
C: End Date
D: Job Code
The job code may vary based on date ranges.
On a separate table, I am attempting to look up the job code for the
corresponding position code and date.
Based on one of the suggestions from here yesterday, I tried the following:
=INDEX(Job,MATCH(1,(position=I2)*(begin>=G2)*(end<=G2),0))
Where:
Job is named range for column D on the lookup table, containing the job code
information
position is named range for column A on the lookup table, containing
position codes
I2 is the lookup value, a position code
begin is a named range for column C on the lookup table, containing the
range begin date
end is the named range for range end date
I am entering it as an array formula. Any ideas why it might not be
working?
Thank you ahead of time.
Regards,
Brad
This is a follow up post to one I'd written yesterday.
The short of it is as follows:
I have a lookup table consisting of four columns:
A: Position code
B: Begin Date
C: End Date
D: Job Code
The job code may vary based on date ranges.
On a separate table, I am attempting to look up the job code for the
corresponding position code and date.
Based on one of the suggestions from here yesterday, I tried the following:
=INDEX(Job,MATCH(1,(position=I2)*(begin>=G2)*(end<=G2),0))
Where:
Job is named range for column D on the lookup table, containing the job code
information
position is named range for column A on the lookup table, containing
position codes
I2 is the lookup value, a position code
begin is a named range for column C on the lookup table, containing the
range begin date
end is the named range for range end date
I am entering it as an array formula. Any ideas why it might not be
working?
Thank you ahead of time.
Regards,
Brad