vlookup help to find weekly highs and lows

Pls help me solve this query with vlookup,
i have mentioned my query in detail in the excel file attached.

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Query - I want weekly high, low , close of these 60 stocks
weekly high - low - close means high of entire week, low of entire week. Close of last working day of the week
I have daily bhavcopy data of all stocks from 1st aug 2018 in "BHAVCOPY" TAB
please help me with VLOOKUP or any formula,

Please note : the data in "BHAVCOPY" tab is daily data, and I need weekly high, weekly low, and weekly close of these 200+ stocks
Please help me with the solution

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Are you required to use a formula? Considering the size of the database, I think I would prefer a pivot table for this (https://www.excel-easy.com/data-****...ot-tables.html ). Steps I took:

1) Excel's basic pivot table cannot group by week, so I added a column to the source data =WEEKNUM(A2) [https://support.office.com/en-us/art...1-b18c13c75340 ]
2) Select a cell in the source data -> Insert -> pivot table. Confirm source data range and select output range.
3) Place weeknumber in the row labels, symbol as a column label, and max of high/low/close as the value fields. (Or maybe put symbol as row label and weeknum as column label).

I think that's how I would do it. Is that something that will work for you?