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    "3 Way Lookup"

    I hope that there is "HELP" out there on this "3 Way Lookup" Problem! I thank you anyone in advance for any consideration on this issue!

    I have on "work Log" sheet a employee work log where almost daily there are employee scheduling info.

    1. date in Row,
    2. Employee Name in Row.
    3. Rate Column
    on "Employee Wages" sheet. I have postings of:

    1. date in Row,
    2. Employee Name in Row,
    3. Rate Column: which is the employee hourly wage.

    I need to Be able to lookup the Rate of employee wage with the criteria on

    1. date,
    2. employee name
    3. Rate: to find employee hourly wage & display on "work Log" sheet.

    NOTE: I've try to fix this four a long time with very little success. I can get a formula to work on exact match on the date, however I need for the lookup of the employee rate of wage to be looked up on a prior or equal to the employee scheduled work date. So, four the date on or before the entry in the "Employee Wages" where entries R made only @ beginning date of employment & any minimum changes afterwards such as wages +/-, etc. Here is the formula that works only on last employee entry only:

    CODE: {=INDEX('EMPLOYEE WAGES'!$A$5:$H$1004,MATCH(1,('WORK LOG'!A4>='EMPLOYEE WAGES'!$A$5:$A$1004)*('WORK LOG'!E4='EMPLOYEE WAGES'!$B$5:$B$1004),0),MATCH('WORK LOG'!$M$3,'EMPLOYEE WAGES'!$A$4:$H$4,0))} /CODE

    I'm trying 2 build this 4 a friend that owns a restaurant & I'm stuck on this only!!! I need for lookup to work on or before on the date entries & an exact match on employee name. Help PLEASE!!!
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    Re: Proper syntax for a "3 Way Lookup"

    Deleted comment due to post re-write
    Last edited by protonLeah; 07-12-2013 at 03:10 PM.
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    Re: Proper syntax for a "3 Way Lookup"

    Thank for your help. Hopefully I like learn how to do ALL of this!

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    Re: Proper syntax for a "3 Way Lookup"

    Just to add into what Ben said regarding your thread being hard to read and follow...typing things like "I need 2 B able 2 lookup" when excel uses references such as B2, does not make it any easier. I would STRONGLY suggest you drop the short-hand and net-speak when explaining things here, and stick to full words

    Also, you may have noted that Ben did not actually offer any help at all, just a suggestion that you clean up the text in your post
    1. Use code tags for VBA. [code] Your Code [/code] (or use the # button)
    2. If your question is resolved, mark it SOLVED using the thread tools
    3. Click on the star if you think someone helped you

    Regards
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