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    Hi,

    Is there any alternative formuala for VLOOKUP function which is compatible with older version of Excel (excel 2003)

    Thanks and regards,
    Tanza
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    Re: Any alternative for VLOOKUP function

    Possibly the most useful is

    INDEX(array,row_num,column_num)
    MATCH(lookup_value, lookup_array, [match_type])

    Combined to give
    INDEX(array,MATCH(lookup_value, lookup_array, [match_type]),column_num)

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    Re: Any alternative for VLOOKUP function

    If you give specific details about your objective, we can help provide an exact solution.
    Considering uploading a sample workbook that shows what you need.

    By pressing Shift + F3 keys, Excel will display the Insert Function dialog, From there, you can use the drop down to select the category of "Lookup & Reference" to show all related functions.
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    Re: Any alternative for VLOOKUP function

    why do you want an alternative? vlookup works ok in all versions anyway
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    Re: Any alternative for VLOOKUP function

    Sorry for late response.

    I have used the following formula to generate client specific timeline
    =VLOOKUP($A$2,Client,2,FALSE)
    and to generate future date, applied the below formula
    =IF(C2="","",CHOOSE(MATCH(VLOOKUP(A2,Cutomer,3,0),Days,0),VLOOKUP(A2,Cutomer,2,0)+C2,WORKDAY(C2,VLOOKUP(A2, Cutomer,2,0)),EDATE(C2,VLOOKUP(A2, Cutomer,2,0)),EDATE(C2,VLOOKUP(A2, Cutomer,2,0)*12)))

    Is it possible to replace the VLOOKUP with INDEX formula.

    Thank you
    kind regards,
    Tanza

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