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I need to use a Vlookup, that depends on the date I select to chose the values?

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    I need to use a Vlookup, that depends on the date I select to chose the values?

    Hello,

    I do a rota every day, I want to be able to auto formulate the days rota, by selecting the chosen date....

    It is easier to see by the attached sheet...

    TIA
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