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Dear all,
I have a brain breaker at the moment what I really consider as hard to solve... But luckily we have these wonderful minds available here that hopefully can help me further. I have a table containing the following three colums; COLUMN J - Order COLUMN K - Reception date COLUMN L - Shipment date And in cells B3 the Order number and C3 a date field. With the following formula I try to get date values out of column L; =INDEX(L6:L10;MATCH(B3;$J$6:$J$10;"<"&C3)) In case of a double order I want to provide a date in cell C3 and it should then return the Shipment date that is higher than the value provided in C3. So basically a vlookup in several layers... I've attached an example file. Is this possible? Let me know if more info is required. Thanks a lot for your help all!! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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This will return the first match for B3 where shipdate is later than the C3 date:
=INDEX(L6:L10,MATCH(1,INDEX((J6:J10=B3)*(L6:L10>C3 ),0),0)) |
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This works, great!!!!
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