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I have two tables which both include column headings: Branch, Account #, Date.

Table 1 also has an "account size" ($) heading and the date column indicates
when the account was setup. Table is sheet1, A1:D100

Table 2 has "risk rating" heading and the date column indicates when the
risk rating was calculated (not account setup as with Table 1). Table is
sheet2, A1:D500.

The issue is an account will only appear in Table 1 once, where it could
appear 5 or 6 times in Table 2 depending how many times the risk rating was
calculated. I was using a Vlookup in Column E on sheet 1 and it would bring
the first risk rating that was listed for the account.

=VLOOKUP($A1,Sheet2!A1:D500,4,FALSE)

What I would like to do is have the lookup bring back the entry that was
completed on or just prior to the account being setup (column C).

Your help is appreciated.
 
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