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Find the year today subtract 1 then use that Year table for the lookup with month criteria.
To better understand i included a sample.
ef sample.xlsx
Find the year today subtract 1 then use that Year table for the lookup with month criteria.
To better understand i included a sample.
ef sample.xlsx
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Best I could do with 1 example of expected output vlady
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Last edited by dredwolf; 03-12-2013 at 03:07 AM.
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hey vlady~ yeah, like dredwolf, i think you should include a little more examples. i reckon it's a little more complex like this when you reach future years.
=INDEX($G$9:$R$28,MATCH(YEAR(T10),INDEX(A9:E28,,MATCH(YEAR(TODAY())-1,$A$7:$E$7,0)),0),MONTH(T10))
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Oop... my previous post seems to be the same approach like benishiryo, but got beaten in the end usage of index function in which benishiryo avoided unnecessary usage of match function in the end with just a month function
One more suggestion quys...
=INDEX(G9:R28,MATCH(YEAR(T10),A9:A28,0),MATCH(MONTH(T10),G7:R7,0))
But why do i suspect..that you need something else?
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@Sixthsense:
a longer formula like yours to pick up the right month can cover more bases. i'm just lazy~
@ dredwolf & @ Fotis1991,
Just to let you know one condition is missing A7 to E7 (Search Value Current Year -1)
I'm gonna post this, just cause I worked on it after my first post
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I think with this I finally got the Initial problem (this year -1) covered
@ benishiryo,
But yours is neat and logically constructed based on the data structure which seems to be unchangeable (12 Months in a calendar year) so no need to worry about the comparing of each month with the data (which I did)
@ Sixthsense, yeah, thanks for the Heads Up, thats why I went and posted my (MUCH longer) solution, but I did work on it, so I thought it deserved posting ...lol
@ Sixthsense:
So my suspicion was correct ...
I just now drink the first cup of coffee...!
Thanks guys, I appreciate your time looking to this one.
Solutions offered are all excellent.
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