Column A:A contains chronological dates.
Column B:B contains values pertaining to column A:A.
Column C:C contains recurring dates.
I'd like the values of column B placed in column D next to the corresponding C column dates.
A B C D
19/08/2000 £100.00 19/08/2000 £100
20/08/2000 £102.45 19/08/2000
21/08/2000 £107.45 19/08/2000
22/08/2000 £107.45 19/08/2000
23/08/2000 £112.60 19/08/2000
24/08/2000 £112.60 19/08/2000
25/08/2000 £112.60 19/08/2000
26/08/2000 £112.60 20/08/2000
27/08/2000 £112.60 20/08/2000
So the formula for cells D1:D7 would return £100.
Then the formula for cells D8:D9 would return £102.45.
... and so on.
Any input welcome.
Apologies for the lack of format. Not really that good with the forum yet, and had trouble posting the excel file.
I think it pretty easy to gather what my aim is anyhow.
Thanks for viewing.
Last edited by Rookie100; 01-04-2012 at 12:43 AM. Reason: [SOLVED]
Hello,
on the premise that the data starts in cell A1, you could use in D1 and copy down
=vlookup(c1,$a$1:$B$1000,2,false)
Adjust ranges to suit.
cheers,
Worked a charm.
Thanks teylyn.
Have you considered using VLOOKUP?
Thanks,
Ryan
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