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i have a data sheet where col c is date, col d is price the range is from
line 11 down to 300 or end of data and a test sheet where $F$5 is a date and F8 is a price. i am trying to write a vlookup in test sheet that will find the line in data sheet with a date and a price that match F8&F5 in test sheet then do the following if statement but use matching data line on data sheet instead of line 11 =IF(C8="C",IF(AND(C8="C",B8="B"),data!H11, data!G11),IF(AND(C8="P",B8="B"),data!P11, data!O11)) thanks |
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Bob
Is it something like this you´re looking for? In test sheet in e.g. G8 this array formula =MATCH(F5&F8,data!C11:C300&data!D11:D300,0) Must be entered with <Shift<Ctrl<Enter also if edited later. In e.g. H8 enter this formula: IF(C8="C",IF(B8="B",OFFSET(data!H11,G8-1,0), OFFSET(data!G11,G8-1,0)),IF(AND(C8="P",B8="B"), OFFSET(data!P11,G8-1,0), OFFSET(data!O11,G8-1,0))) -- Best Regards Leo Heuser MVP Excel Followup to newsgroup only please. "bob" skrev i en meddelelse . ca... i have a data sheet where col c is date, col d is price the range is from line 11 down to 300 or end of data and a test sheet where $F$5 is a date and F8 is a price. i am trying to write a vlookup in test sheet that will find the line in data sheet with a date and a price that match F8&F5 in test sheet then do the following if statement but use matching data line on data sheet instead of line 11 =IF(C8="C",IF(AND(C8="C",B8="B"),data!H11, data!G11),IF(AND(C8="P",B8="B"),data!P11, data!O11)) thanks |
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