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    Returning a value by matching two dates

    Hello,

    I have made an excel to illustrate what i want to do.

    In the two grey fields in Column B & C, I want to retrieve the value in the rows "Investment I, Investment 2 & Investment 3" at the respective date, which is shown in the row under it.

    I've tried using the LOOKUP formula as you can see without success. Also I dont know how to include the triple condition of 3 different investments for 3 different dates....

    Can anyone aid me in this?

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    Re: Returning a value by matching two dates

    Is this what you are looking for? For the sake of your scrolling finger, I hid rows 9:948. I used this formula
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    Re: Returning a value by matching two dates

    It's not very clear what you want, but try this formula in B9:

    =IF($A9=B$3,B$2,0)+IF($A9=B$5,B$4,0)+IF($A9=B$7,B$6,0)

    Note that you may need to use semicolons ( ; ) instead of commas ( , ) in the formula, depending on your regional settings.

    Then copy it into C9, and then copy both formulae down as far as you need them.

    Hope this helps.

    Pete

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