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gnoke Vlookup = #N/A 08-24-2010, 09:06 AM
romperstomper Re: Vlookup = #N/A 08-24-2010, 09:08 AM
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    Re: Vlookup = #N/A

    Do you mean?

    =IF(AND(I21>1,I21<2),IF(ISNA(MATCH(A3+30,A21:A968,0)),A33,VLOOKUP(A3+30,A21:G968,2,FALSE)),"")
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    Re: Vlookup = #N/A

    Thanks for replays,

    I was clearly not good enough to explain, my bad.

    The cell D5 is a sample issue here. The rest #N/A is (as I you probably already understand) due to the limited date-sample here.
    I see that A1 + 30 here looks after date 04.02.2007, since there is no such date in my sheet I would really like to get the value of the next date that exists, in this case the value of 05.02.2007 = 1.

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