Hi All,
I am in need of a formula, presumably Index Match Match, to map dates from a dataset into a different layout, with a reference to a starchart type section. I have attached an example sheet with expected results.
Any help will be greatly appreciated
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This, copied down, and under the task headings (task 1)
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Thank you, this does return the results that I had asked for.
Although what I failed to specify is that in the future I will need to use this formula to return as a result of a nested IF, and would much prefer a formula that does not spill.
J7=IFERROR(AGGREGATE(15,6,$C$7:$C$16/($B$7:$B$16=$I7)/(INDEX($D$7:$G$16,,MATCH(LEFT(J$5,SEARCH("-",J$5)-1),$D$6:$G$6,0))="x"),J$6),"")
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Absolutely perfect, thank you very much.
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Maybe these, copied down, and then across under the other headings (non-spill):
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Originally Posted by 77highland
You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.
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