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I have quesiton that has has not really been answered.
I think the quesiton lies more into how to structure my table array.

I have a table array that is based on an agent #. from there I use vlookup
formulas
to popluate all the various info that goes along with the agent #.
OK here is the problem, for accounting purposes when the agent # is paid, an
office code (that is part of the table array) get s paid as well.
Ok so... here is the problem, we change people to differeent office codes at
times.

If I had the array stuctured were the agent # was duplicated for example
177721 BOB Jones 401895 1-1-2008
177721 BOB Jones 401912 6-1-2009

Ok there is production date column in data sheet.
How can I stucture this were based off the agent # and the date
it will produce the correct office code.

Please advise

 
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