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Hi I have a bit of a problem I'm hoping someone can help with. Not sure if
what I want to do is possible within Excel so any help would be gratefully received! Ok I have two tables. One is a list of leads that reads something like this: Post Sect Lead Date NR1 8 20091218 NR1 8 20091220 CB1 7 20090921 CB1 7 20091211 It's a list of all the leads we have generated from our leafleting. there is also another table below with a list of all the dates and postal sectors our company has delivered a leaflet to in the past year. Post Sect Drop Date Drop No NR1 8 20091018 1 NR1 8 20091201 2 CB1 7 20090917 1 CB1 7 20091201 2 NE13 9 20091208 1 The date format is from our system so I know it's a little unusual. Anyway, what I want to do is perform a vlookup (or something else whatever is needed) to look at the postal sector of a lead and then work out which of the drops the lead responds to. Obviously it will be the drop occasion either equal to or previous to the input date (i.e it will be the same day or prior to the input date, not after it. Anyone have a clue how I can do this? It's making my head spin. I've tried using a combo of Vlookups and If's but can't get it to work. |
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