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Hi community,
I am wanting to use a vlookup formula that is based on greater than or less than a specific date. I have provided a dummy sheet with an ideal correct table. Thank you!
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AmEnasLDulc3gxyayGu6dkVKOeSA
I am thinking it is something along the lines of....
=IF(Table1[date]<1/1/2011,VLOOKUP(Table3[customer],Table1,3,FALSE),VLOOKUP(Table3[customer],Table1[#All],4,FALSE))
Peace,
J.Elliott
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Hi,
Based on the image posted by Ketul, try this formula in cell G18 and copy down
=IFERROR(IF(A18<DATE(2011,1,1),VLOOKUP(B18,$B$8:$D$13,2,0),VLOOKUP(B18,$B$8:$D$13,3,0)),"")
Hope this helps.
Thank you Ketul,
Unfortunately my excel doc is much more complicated than this and so that is why I need to do it with a Vlookup format. While this works for the dummy, it is not suitable for my actual excel.
Copy and paste below formula and drag it down
=IF(A8<DATE(2011,1,1),C8,IF(A8>=DATE(2011,1,1),D8,""))