https://1drv.ms/x/s!ArpQN4kTH-8FiG156t0ow6dC?e=X0dx3Q
Here is the OneDrive link to the file. I removed all of the formulas that I had tried to provide a clean version.
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Hello,
I need help with a formula to pull data in to image #1 columns D-H based on if the name matches the name in image #2. So if the name in Column C in image #1 matches the name in Column D of image #2, then column E's data in image #2 would pull in to column D in image #1. Same for the rest of the columns. To take it a step further, not all names will appear in image #2, and in that case I would need the formula to return "0".
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https://1drv.ms/x/s!ArpQN4kTH-8FiG156t0ow6dC?e=X0dx3Q
Here is the OneDrive link to the file. I removed all of the formulas that I had tried to provide a clean version.
Thanks for sharing your file
You may download it from the link below with the answer
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AjGRD1TlwpAGnRRw5BBcE1ZpWElb?e=vDlpaL
Notes:
1- There are no matching values in any of the tables you provided, therefore the formula returns an #N/A error, then replaced by the IFERROR() formula. (check the picture below)
2- IMHO, rather than lookup by the Employee names, would be better lookup by Employee ID's which are (should be) a unique Identifier for each person
So I switched columns in both tables to make the Emp ID's to the far left of the table to be used by the VLOOKUP() formula.
The video below will give you further info
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3BYVQ6xIE4&t=587s
Do let me know if you need more help
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Jeovany