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I have tried and tried to figure this out by looking at past discussions, but
I keep missing something. I have a table like this that is linked to a table on the internet, so I can't change the format of the table. The Month column is a custom formatted cell showing the year and month for the settling price. I need to make a cell in another sheet that finds the correct month/year and gives me the settle price. Because the table is liked to one on the internet, the month column is changing at least once a month so I need a lookup function to keep finding the values. Month Settle 9-Aug 15.04 9-Sept 15.67 10-Jan 16.71 10-Feb 16.82 11-Jan 16.23 11-Feb 17.85 =LOOKUP("9-Aug",Sheet1!A8:A31,Sheet1!G8:G31) This function gives me a #N/A message. I think it is because excel sees 9-Aug as 8/9/2009. This is fine, but when I try =LOOKUP(8/9/2009,Sheet1!A8:A31,Sheet1!G8:G31) I still get #N/A. It seems like it should be really easy to do, I just can't seem to get the function correct. I have also tried the VLookup function, but I have the same problems. Thanks for your help and my Excel skills are fairly basic so I apologize if this seems very elementary. |
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