One thought - since it's all happening in the same sheet, easier just to
apply & use autofilter on col K's dates and read off the filter results in
col B.

Insert a top row for col headers (if necessary)
Then select entire col K, click Data Filter Autofilter.
In the autofilter dropdown in K1,
just select the desired date, and read off col B
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Hi,

Im using Lookup to find a date in one column then return a value in the
same
row but different column:

=LOOKUP(DATE(2007,10,10),$K$64,$B$64)

This works well but my problem is that I have the same instance of the
same
date in the same column but the return value is different every
time....e.g

Column B Column K
White 2007/10/10
Red 2007/10/9
Blue 2007/10/10
Black 2007/09/5

I want to be able to view for instance White & Red in A1:A2 for instance.
I may have 20 instances of the correct date so I have to return 20 results
in
different rows of the same column.

How can I set up the 20 Row cells to individually pick up a result if it
exists.

The other big problem comes because the data comes from an updatable DB
and
when I extract the data i dont know exactly how many matching dates im
going
to have.

I hope someone can help with this as I cant find anything that helps.

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