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You could do this with formulae as simple as:
=INDEX('Day Closed'!A:A,MATCH(B2,'Day Closed'!B:B,0)) =C2-A2 in C2 and D2, respectively, of your 'Day Opened' sheet, but that sheet and the 'Day Closed' sheets don't use the same data formatting - the latter evidently uses text formatting to preserve leading 0s, but the former appears to be numeric. You should use the same data formats for both sheets.
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