Multiple Creteria Lookup(Between Dates)
Hello,
I am having problem filtering records matching the criteria. Sheet1:(Machine Service Warrenty) MachineID, Name, StartDate, EndDate 101 AB 15/09/2010 14/9/2011 102 CD 28/06/2009 27/06/2011 103 EF 10/12/2010 09/12/2011 Sheet2(MachineServiceInfo): MachineID ServiceDate 101 25/10/2010 102 26/10/2010 101 15/9/2008 101 13/12/2010 102 23/03/2011 103 28/02/2011 101 01/04/2011 101 14/02/2009 I want in sheet2 New column (ie: C) stating that yes this machine has active service warranty fall between the service period based on Sheet1. Just like below MachineID ServiceDate ActiveWarranty 101 25/10/2010 Y 102 26/10/2010 Y 101 15/9/2008 N 101 13/12/2010 Y 102 23/03/2011 Y 103 28/02/2011 Y 101 01/04/2011 Y 101 14/02/2009 N How to get this result using vlookup or some script in excel. Thanks |
Multiple Creteria Lookup(Between Dates)
On Jun 25, 10:18*am, imti m wrote:
Hello, I am having problem filtering records matching the criteria. Sheet1:(Machine Service Warrenty) MachineID, Name, StartDate, EndDate 101 * * * *AB * *15/09/2010 14/9/2011 102 * * * *CD * *28/06/2009 *27/06/2011 103 * * * *EF * *10/12/2010 09/12/2011 Sheet2(MachineServiceInfo): MachineID *ServiceDate 101 * * * *25/10/2010 102 * * * *26/10/2010 101 * * * *15/9/2008 101 * * * *13/12/2010 102 * * * *23/03/2011 103 * * * *28/02/2011 101 * * * *01/04/2011 101 * * * *14/02/2009 I want in sheet2 New column (ie: C) stating that yes this machine has active service warranty fall between the service period based on Sheet1. Just like below MachineID *ServiceDate ActiveWarranty 101 * * * *25/10/2010 * Y 102 * * * *26/10/2010 * Y 101 * * * *15/9/2008 * *N 101 * * * *13/12/2010 * Y 102 * * * *23/03/2011 * Y 103 * * * *28/02/2011 * Y 101 * * * *01/04/2011 * Y 101 * * * *14/02/2009 * N How to get this result using vlookup or some script in excel. Thanks You could do this within a looping macro using FINDNEXT ord use SUMPRODUCT formula |
Multiple Creteria Lookup(Between Dates)
On Jun 25, 8:18*am, imti m wrote:
Hello, I am having problem filtering records matching the criteria. Sheet1:(Machine Service Warrenty) MachineID, Name, StartDate, EndDate 101 * * * *AB * *15/09/2010 14/9/2011 [....] Sheet2(MachineServiceInfo): MachineID *ServiceDate 101 * * * *25/10/2010 102 * * * *26/10/2010 101 * * * *15/9/2008 [....] I want in sheet2 New column (ie: C) [....] MachineID *ServiceDate ActiveWarranty 101 * * * *25/10/2010 * Y 102 * * * *26/10/2010 * Y 101 * * * *15/9/2008 * *N In C2: =IF(AND(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!$A:$D,3)<=B2, B2<=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!$A:$D,4)),"Y","N") Alternatively, put =MATCH(A2:Sheet1!$A:$A) into a helper cell (D2), and in C2: =IF(AND(INDEX(Sheet1!$C:$C,D2)<=B2, B2<=INDEX(Sheet1!$D:$D,D2)),"Y","N") Those formulas assume that every machineID in column Sheet2!A:A appears in Sheet1!A:A; that is, no errors. |
Multiple Creteria Lookup(Between Dates)
On Jun 25, 9:04*am, joeu2004 wrote:
Alternatively, put =MATCH(A2:Sheet1!$A:$A) into a helper cell Typo. That should be: =MATCH(A2,Sheet1!$A:$A) I wrote: Those formulas assume that every machineID in column Sheet2!A:A appears in Sheet1!A:A; that is, no errors. They also assume that Sheet1 data is sorted with column A in ascending order. If that is not the case, you will need 0 in the 4th VLOOKUP parameter and the 3rd MATCH parameter. However, it would be more efficient to ensure that Sheet1 data is sorted. |
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Thanks for the reply.
I am getting error. Not sure what I am making mistake. I have 4396 rows. Please check the code. =3DIF(AND(INDEX(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$4396,D2)<=3DB2,B2<= 3DINDEX(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$4396,D2)),"Y","N") Any answer will be appreciated. |
[....][....][....]In C2:=3DIF(AND(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!
I am getting this error:
The formula you type contains error and highlighting 3DIF. Not sure what is the issue |
[....][....]In C2:=3DIF(AND(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!
On Jun 25, 10:13*am, imti m wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I am getting error. Not sure what I am making mistake. [....] =3DIF(AND(INDEX(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$4396,D2) <=3DB2,B2<=3DINDEX(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$4396,D2)),"Y","N ") When you copy-and-paste, for some reason equal signs ("=") are turning into the MIME representation ("=3D"). You should turn off "rich text" (or turn on "plain text") in the application you use to view these newsgroups. Alternatively, copy-and-paste into Notepad, then copy from Notepad and paste into Excel. FYI, that paragidm (pasting into Notepad first) is often required when copying form online sources. So it is a useful procedure to get in the habit of doing. |
[....]In C2:=3DIF(AND(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!
On Jun 25, 12:43*pm, joeu2004 wrote:
On Jun 25, 10:13*am, imti m wrote: Thanks for the reply. I am getting error. Not sure what I am making mistake. [....] =3DIF(AND(INDEX(Sheet1!$C$2:$C$4396,D2) <=3DB2,B2<=3DINDEX(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$4396,D2)),"Y","N ") When you copy-and-paste, for some reason equal signs ("=") are turning into the MIME representation ("=3D"). You should turn off "rich text" (or turn on "plain text") in the application you use to view these newsgroups. Alternatively, copy-and-paste into Notepad, then copy from Notepad and paste into Excel. FYI, that paragidm (pasting into Notepad first) is often required when copying form online sources. *So it is a useful procedure to get in the habit of doing. If desired, send me your file to dguillett1 @gmail.com |
[....][....][....]In C2:=3DIF(AND(VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet1!
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