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Multiple IF Functions or VLOOKUP functions

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    Multiple IF Functions or VLOOKUP functions

    I have a data entry page for all the equipment in our building, problems with the equipment and the date. I am then trying to make a sheet that brings all of it together. It would display the date, then the equipment that is getting fixed and the issue it is having. I tried using IF statements and VLOOKUP but could only get 1st column data. Also I tried putting the date on top rather than on the far left column and not sure which is better. I uploaded the sheet for any help anyone could give. Thanks!
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    Re: Multiple IF Functions or VLOOKUP functions

    in sheet Outstanding range c3, type this formula
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    please see attached file
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    click the star if it solves your problem

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    Re: Multiple IF Functions or VLOOKUP functions

    Thank you so much! Do you think there is anyway that when I enter something an issue with a forklift it can automatically put the forklift number and date as well in the outstanding repair page?
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    Re: Multiple IF Functions or VLOOKUP functions

    the cross-tab format that you are using to capture data is going to put pressure on calculation / performance. see the attached method, which uses a helper column:
    - i.s.z -
    CSE, aka Array aka { }, formulae are confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER.
    Replace commas ( , ) with semicolons ( ; ) in formulae, if your locale setting demands.
    All good ideas are courtesy resources from this forum as well as others around the web.
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