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  1. 10-14-2013, 11:56 AM #1
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    How to tackle multiple conditions (date range, destinations & type of load) with vlookup?

    Hi,

    I'm new to this forum and this is my first post. I'm stuck at vlookup and date range function and badly need your help.

    I have attached a workbook wherein, in sheet 1, I want to bring from sheet 2 and 3 the "basic fare charged" for each of the destinations which keeps on varying. I have used date range function in L4 but don't know how to use vlookup or other function to link it up to different destinations (column D).

    Thanks in advance.
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    Re: How to tackle multiple conditions (date range, destinations & type of load) with vlook

    Use the following formula to see if it fulfills your requirement. 

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    Re: How to tackle multiple conditions (date range, destinations & type of load) with vlook

    Quote Originally Posted by sktneer View Post
    Use the following formula to see if it fulfills your requirement. 

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    Your formula works like a charm. I struggled for 2 days. You did it extremely well.

    Thank you very much for your support.

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    Re: How to tackle multiple conditions (date range, destinations & type of load) with vlook

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    Re: How to tackle multiple conditions (date range, destinations & type of load) with vlook

    Quote Originally Posted by sktneer View Post
    Glad to help you. Thanks for the feedback & Adding Reputation.

    To mark your thread as Solved, Pls read the post #4 of SDCh.
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