Refer to attached spreadsheet. In B1 is the day of the month and I want to match it to the number in the grid and return a Y or N in the Occupied column if a code is in that row. So on the attached spreadsheet, all would be Y except for Row 15.
Refer to attached spreadsheet. In B1 is the day of the month and I want to match it to the number in the grid and return a Y or N in the Occupied column if a code is in that row. So on the attached spreadsheet, all would be Y except for Row 15.
welcome to the forum, AndreaJean. try in AF5:
=IF(INDEX(A5:AE5,MATCH($B$1,$A$4:$AE$4,0))<>"","Y","N")
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Another variation........
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Excellent! That worked perfectly. Thank you so very much for your help.
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