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Vlookup
I am trying to look up 2 dates (start and finish) I am using vlookup but it
seems that I can only have one date. I have created a calendar for my project. Here is the formula I am using that works for one date. How would I modify it to use both dates? =VLOOKUP($D2,$CA$2:$CA$38,1,FALSE) I am trying to make it so that it would be something like =VLOOKUP($D2:E2,$CA$2:$CA$38,1,FALSE) |
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