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I looking for a Vlookup formula with dynamic range & a dynamic column index.
My spreadsheet contains our work schedule on one tab (EMHC) & a 2nd tab (Print-Out) for the print out.

The data in EMHC is by the week starting in column G22 to BJ38. In BI is our last name & in BJ is our first name (this is what we want Vlookup to find). For every week, starting in G is put our work assignments, B2 or B3, etc.

In the tab Print-Out, column B there is also B2, B3 etc.
There is a list of the dates in column I, starting with Sunday Jan/06/2019, with a drop down box to select the date desired (list from I6:I57) with its linked cell at I4.
So for the weeks of October I got this to work: =IF($I$4=40,CONCATENATE((VLOOKUP($B6,'EMHC-Schedule'!$AV$22:$BJ$38,15,FALSE))," ",(VLOOKUP($B6,'EMHC-Schedule'!$AV$22:$BJ$38,14,FALSE))))
But when November comes along, I would like to have a formula which dynamically changes: (the $I$4=?) & ($AV$22=?) & (15 or 14=?). Thoughts?
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Explanation is difficult to understand - I don't get how are the data structured at EMHC sheet, which values you need to extract, and where to put them in Printout sheet.

If you can provide a screenshot, or the workbook itself (with dummy data, not real data, of course), it would be better.

Based on explanation, I believe INDEX/MATCH is better fit for this purpose than VLOOKUP. If you have intermediate Excel skills, google for "excel index match examples", you might find solution yourself.


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I looking for a Vlookup formula with dynamic range & a dynamic column index.
My spreadsheet contains our work schedule on one tab (EMHC) & a 2nd tab (Print-Out) for the print out.

The data in EMHC is by the week starting in column G22 to BJ38. In BI is our last name & in BJ is our first name (this is what we want Vlookup to find). For every week, starting in G is put our work assignments, B2 or B3, etc.

In the tab Print-Out, column B there is also B2, B3 etc.
There is a list of the dates in column I, starting with Sunday Jan/06/2019, with a drop down box to select the date desired (list from I6:I57) with its linked cell at I4.
So for the weeks of October I got this to work: =IF($I$4=40,CONCATENATE((VLOOKUP($B6,'EMHC-Schedule'!$AV$22:$BJ$38,15,FALSE))," ",(VLOOKUP($B6,'EMHC-Schedule'!$AV$22:$BJ$38,14,FALSE))))
But when November comes along, I would like to have a formula which dynamically changes: (the $I$4=?) & ($AV$22=?) & (15 or 14=?). Thoughts?


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I have created a copy of the file but how do I included it in this post?
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I think best way is to upload it to Google Drive and share the link.

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I have created a copy of the file but how do I included it in this post?


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On Friday, October 11, 2019 at 10:48:29 PM UTC-6, Vuko Strugar wrote:
I think best way is to upload it to Google Drive and share the link.

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I have created a copy of the file but how do I included it in this post?


I have uploaded the file to Google drive and given you access.
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