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THANK YOU SO MUCH Domenic!!!
It's perfect now!! I really appreciate all your help! :) Kimberly "Domenic" wrote in message ... Okay, since the first two columns of each table are in fact not identical, we'll change strategies, somewhat. :) First, define the following references... Insert Name Define Name: Officer Refers to: =Sheet1!$A$3:$C$8 Click 'Add' Name: Partner Refers to: =Sheet1!$F$3:$H$8 Click 'Add' Name: SP Refers to: =Sheet1!$K$3:$M$8 Click 'Ok' Now, use the following formula... =INDEX(INDIRECT(L19),MATCH(1,(INDEX(INDIRECT(L19), 0,1)=K19)*(INDEX(INDIRE CT(L19),0,2)=MAX(IF((INDEX(INDIRECT(L19),0,1)=K19) *(INDEX(INDIRECT(L19),0 ,2)<=N19),INDEX(INDIRECT(L19),0,2),MIN(IF(INDEX(IN DIRECT(L19),0,1)=K19,IN DEX(INDIRECT(L19),0,2)))))),0),3) ...confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER. Hope this helps! |
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