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Hello, Good Day,
Attached is the sheet for a small table of different dates, having some errors, please rectify
Thanks
Hello, Good Day,
Attached is the sheet for a small table of different dates, having some errors, please rectify
Thanks
Last edited by shanis; 09-23-2024 at 06:06 AM.
When asking a question like this, please tell us what you are trying to do. Are you trying to return the name of the month containing the current date?
Your formula is more complicated than necessary:
Formula:
=XLOOKUP(L4,$I$4:$I$15,$H$4:$H$15,,-1)
Jeff
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HELLO SIR,
In the new sheet (xlookup), the formula is stuck on one month, changing the dates in the 'current date' cell is not affect any change in the formula cell.
Exactly as Jeff said:
=XLOOKUP(L4,I4:I15,H4:H15,,-1)
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Formula:=FILTER(H4:H15,(I4:I15<=L4)*(J4:J15>=L4))
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