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Return an array of data based on range of date
I queried a database and put the following three columns in an Excel
worksheet tab, Suite Number, Occupant Name and Lease Expiration Date sorted by Lease Expiration Date then Suite Number. I have a 5-year monthly calendar in a separate worksheet tab that I want to list Suite Number(s) and Occupant Name(s) within each columns Expiration month for the 5-year period. I want to use a formula or function in each column on the 5-year monthly calendar tab to return Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the range of dates using the column header and adjacent column i.e. 1/1/2009 to 2/1/2009. Is there a function to return an array of data in two of the three columns, Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the month in the third Expiration Date column? Ken |
Return an array of data based on range of date
Hi,
Show us a sample of the way the 5-Year calendar looks? Is it one long row 1/1/2008....12/1/2014 or is is Jan ... Dec 2009 2010 And what are the actual entries in the calendar - numbers, dates, text? -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Ken King" wrote: I queried a database and put the following three columns in an Excel worksheet tab, Suite Number, Occupant Name and Lease Expiration Date sorted by Lease Expiration Date then Suite Number. I have a 5-year monthly calendar in a separate worksheet tab that I want to list Suite Number(s) and Occupant Name(s) within each columns Expiration month for the 5-year period. I want to use a formula or function in each column on the 5-year monthly calendar tab to return Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the range of dates using the column header and adjacent column i.e. 1/1/2009 to 2/1/2009. Is there a function to return an array of data in two of the three columns, Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the month in the third Expiration Date column? Ken |
Return an array of data based on range of date
The calendar is based on month
01/01/2009 02/01/2009 03/01/2009 ect. "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, Show us a sample of the way the 5-Year calendar looks? Is it one long row 1/1/2008....12/1/2014 or is is Jan ... Dec 2009 2010 And what are the actual entries in the calendar - numbers, dates, text? -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Ken King" wrote: I queried a database and put the following three columns in an Excel worksheet tab, Suite Number, Occupant Name and Lease Expiration Date sorted by Lease Expiration Date then Suite Number. I have a 5-year monthly calendar in a separate worksheet tab that I want to list Suite Number(s) and Occupant Name(s) within each columns Expiration month for the 5-year period. I want to use a formula or function in each column on the 5-year monthly calendar tab to return Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the range of dates using the column header and adjacent column i.e. 1/1/2009 to 2/1/2009. Is there a function to return an array of data in two of the three columns, Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the month in the third Expiration Date column? Ken |
Return an array of data based on range of date
I can email the data file if you prefer since my requirement have change
slightly. "Ken King" wrote: The calendar is based on month 01/01/2009 02/01/2009 03/01/2009 ect. "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, Show us a sample of the way the 5-Year calendar looks? Is it one long row 1/1/2008....12/1/2014 or is is Jan ... Dec 2009 2010 And what are the actual entries in the calendar - numbers, dates, text? -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Ken King" wrote: I queried a database and put the following three columns in an Excel worksheet tab, Suite Number, Occupant Name and Lease Expiration Date sorted by Lease Expiration Date then Suite Number. I have a 5-year monthly calendar in a separate worksheet tab that I want to list Suite Number(s) and Occupant Name(s) within each columns Expiration month for the 5-year period. I want to use a formula or function in each column on the 5-year monthly calendar tab to return Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the range of dates using the column header and adjacent column i.e. 1/1/2009 to 2/1/2009. Is there a function to return an array of data in two of the three columns, Suite Number and Occupant Name based on the month in the third Expiration Date column? Ken |
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