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LOOKUP within a
I have two spreadsheets with insurance claims data. The first sheet
lists effective policy start and end dates and applicable deductable amounts. The second sheet is a listing of actual claims dates (I have approximately 10,000 total). I need to create a function column B of Sheet 2 in Excel similar to a VLOOKUP that will pull the applicable Deducable_Amt to Sheet 2:Claims Data (column B) from Sheet 1:Policy Data (column C) sheet based on if the Claim_Date (column B) falls within the Start_Date and End_Date (columns A & B) on Sheet 1. For example, if the claim was filed on 10/01/2000 (column A sheet 2), since the date falls between 09/01/2000 and 08/31/2001 (columns A & B sheet 1), it will return $50,000 (column C, sheet 1) to the Deductable_Amt (column B, sheet 2). Sheet 1: Policy Data: A B C Start_Date End_Date Deductable_Amt 09/01/2000 08/31/2001 $50,000 09/01/2001 12/31/2002 $55,000 01/01/2003 11/30/2004 $60,000 12/01/2004 12/31/2006 $70,000 Sheet 2: Claims Data A B Claim_Date Deductable_Amt 10/01/2000 ??? 12/15/2001 ??? 07/01/2002 ??? 09/17/2003 ??? 11/30/2004 ??? 02/21/2006 ??? Any ideas? |
LOOKUP within a
assuming you've entered true dates (and not text) the following should work
in cell B2: =SUMPRODUCT(--('Sheet 1'!A$2:A$100<=A2),--('Sheet 1'!B2:B$100=A2),('Sheet 1'!C$2:C$100)) Copy down as needed. Note that you can't callout entire columns (A:A) in SUMPRODUCT unless using XL 2007 -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "excelCPA" wrote: I have two spreadsheets with insurance claims data. The first sheet lists effective policy start and end dates and applicable deductable amounts. The second sheet is a listing of actual claims dates (I have approximately 10,000 total). I need to create a function column B of Sheet 2 in Excel similar to a VLOOKUP that will pull the applicable Deducable_Amt to Sheet 2:Claims Data (column B) from Sheet 1:Policy Data (column C) sheet based on if the Claim_Date (column B) falls within the Start_Date and End_Date (columns A & B) on Sheet 1. For example, if the claim was filed on 10/01/2000 (column A sheet 2), since the date falls between 09/01/2000 and 08/31/2001 (columns A & B sheet 1), it will return $50,000 (column C, sheet 1) to the Deductable_Amt (column B, sheet 2). Sheet 1: Policy Data: A B C Start_Date End_Date Deductable_Amt 09/01/2000 08/31/2001 $50,000 09/01/2001 12/31/2002 $55,000 01/01/2003 11/30/2004 $60,000 12/01/2004 12/31/2006 $70,000 Sheet 2: Claims Data A B Claim_Date Deductable_Amt 10/01/2000 ??? 12/15/2001 ??? 07/01/2002 ??? 09/17/2003 ??? 11/30/2004 ??? 02/21/2006 ??? Any ideas? |
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