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Old 04-17-2023, 10:17 PM
ArviLaanemets ArviLaanemets is offline Looking for vlookup style function for multiple values Windows 8 Looking for vlookup style function for multiple values Office 2016
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Sorry! Of course the function must be IF()!

Did you try the SUMIFS() part - without checking for zero sums. It will return 0 for cases, where no date was entered for course for this student, and when formatted as date, it will be displayed as date like 0.01.1900. This my be confusing, so I added the IF() part.

When this will not work, my 1st quess will be, the dates in your SourceDateRange aren't dates at all, but datestrings.

Btw, I add an example!
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