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![]() Hi, Use this: =INDEX(IF($E2=$A$15:$A$25,$C$15:$C$25),MATCH(F$1,I F($E2=$A$15:$A$25,$B$15:$B$25,0))) Whe E2 is the Project in the table A15:A25 is the list of projects in your data. C15:C25 is the list of 'Amounts' F1 is the dates in the table and B15:B25 is the list of dates Enter this with ctrl+shift+enter (instead of just pressing enter), and then drag the cell across the table. If a date is not available for the project it returns FALSE Hope this helps! Alastair -- spog00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ spog00's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=20197 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=374140 |
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