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    DatePrice Lookup

    Hello Friendz...


    There are 2 sheets.. 'Main' & 'Data'


    'Main' Sheet have Date & range &
    'Data' sheet have Date, Range, Price

    Now the 'Main' Sheet should pull Price value from 'Data' sheet. marked in yellow..

    Any one range for a particular date should have price value from 'Data' sheet..
    Any formula will really help..

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    Re: DatePrice Lookup

    does this help? put this in cell R2 and copy down

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    Re: DatePrice Lookup

    Does this help?

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    Re: DatePrice Lookup

    Hi path,

    You may use INDEX MATCH with multiple criteria

    On the column R2, please copy paste this formula then CRTL+SHIFT+ENTER to enable curly braces {}

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    you may drag down the formula until the last row


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    Re: DatePrice Lookup

    Formula added to the yellow cells to give the same result you manually input.

    I'm making the assumption that you're looking for a multiple criteria lookup, as the costs could change even though the sample data doesn't do that.

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    Re: DatePrice Lookup

    As a regular formula

    Formula: copy to clipboard
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    Re: DatePrice Lookup

    Superb.. Fabulous.. it worked in all cases thank you so much everyone !!!!

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