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    VLookup Or Other To Match Data.

    Hi there,

    I have data, as follows:

    Sheet1
    A1: Name
    B1: 0.5 (this relates to total time, see Sheet2 below)
    C1: £25.00 (this relates to the total time in cell B1)
    D1: 1.0 (this relates to total time, see Sheet2 below)
    E1: £55.00 (this relates to the total time in cell D1)
    F1: 1.5 (this relates to total time, see Sheet2 below)
    G1: £75.00 (this relates to the total time in cell F1)
    H1: 2.0 (this relates to total time, see Sheet2 below)
    I1: £100.00 (this relates to the total time in cell H1)
    (plus 4 more options following the suit above)

    Sheet2
    A1: Name (using a Data Validation List routine to pickup from Sheet1, A1:A100)
    B1: Date
    C1: Start Time (eg 9:00 AM)
    D1: End Time (eg 10:00 AM)
    E1: Total Time (eg 1.00, calculated by D1-C1)

    Assistance Required
    In Sheet2, I would like cell F1 to pickup the monetary amount that is stated in Sheet1, correlating to the total time. Eg, if Sheet2 End Time minus Start Time = 1.00, I would F1 to show the amount stated in Sheet1 cell E1.

    Please note that for each line of data (each person), the monetary amount that correlates to Total Time varies from person to person.

    Any assistance would be appreciated.

    Kind regards,
    Ketan

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    Re: VLookup Or Other To Match Data.

    Hi there,

    Thank you, please find attached a sample file.
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    Re: VLookup Or Other To Match Data.

    F3 cell , Array formula
    HTML Code: 
    HTML Code: 
    E3 cell , if you want hour , formula
    HTML Code: 
    If you want minutes , formula
    HTML Code: 
    1440 = 24*60
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    Re: VLookup Or Other To Match Data.

    Hi there,

    I've tried both the array formula and HTML code, but both return "N/A".

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    Re: VLookup Or Other To Match Data.

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    Re: VLookup Or Other To Match Data.

    Is this what you're looking for? (in F1 and copied down)

    =INDEX(Sheet1!$B$5:$I$7,MATCH($A3,Sheet1!$A$5:$A$7,0),MATCH($E3*60,Sheet1!$B$3:$I$3,1))

    By they way, try changing your formula in E3:E5 to:
    =ROUND((D3-C3+(D3 < C3))*24,2)

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